Algorithms ensure that people who click on scams are likely to see more of them, says Martin Wolf for the Financial Times. LONDON: In April this year, the FT published a column of mine on a “deepfake” on Instagram, one of Meta’s platforms. A former colleague had brought it to my attention in March, because the fake purported to be me. But this Martin Wolf gave investment advice, which I would never do. The FT persuaded Meta to take it down. But it soon reappeared. We were playing “whack-a-mole”

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