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Dr. Robert Epstein testified that Google's search algorithms shifted millions of votes toward Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. His research into search engine manipulation suggests that controlling the top results can significantly sway undecided voters. The segment also notes the recent death of Epstein's wife in a car accident on December 23.
Dr. Robert Epstein Testifies on Google Search Bias
Dr. Robert Epstein testified before the Senate that Google's search algorithms may have shifted at least 2.6 million votes toward Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. He describes the "Search Engine Manipulation Effect" (SEME) as a powerful tool that influences undecided voters by prioritizing specific search results.
Psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein testified before Congress that Google's search algorithms shifted at least 2.6 million votes toward Hillary Clinton in 2016. He warned that the range could be as high as 10.4 million votes depending on the aggressiveness of "search suggestion" and "answer bot" effects. Epstein emphasized that these tools are invisible and cannot be counteracted by users.
