Development of a series of algorithm-related posters

Abstract

With the wide application of Internet algorithms, their impact on individual users' information acquisition habits and opinion construction is becoming more and more significant. This study aims to explore the key role of Internet algorithms in modern social life, especially their impact on information acquisition, processing, and opinion shaping. The research focuses on the concepts of "echo chamber effect", "information cocoon", "group polarization", "filter bubble", "algorithm push" and "network balkanization", reveals how algorithms shape individual information reception patterns, exacerbates social differentiation, and explores corresponding countermeasures. Through literature reading, discussion, comprehensive research and comparative research, this study synthesizes knowledge from multiple disciplines and provides an in-depth analysis of the above concepts. The results of this study not only provide theoretical support for understanding the role of algorithms in social networks, information dissemination and public opinion environment, but also provide practical references for standardizing algorithmic push behavior, improving the efficiency of information dissemination, and creating a healthy and orderly network social environment. The design content includes poster creative design, logo and font design, peripheral cultural and creative product design, IP character image design and poster layout, as well as theme derivative development and packaging design. These design works aim to vividly interpret and contrast the phenomenon of information communication in the digital age through the form of visual art, and strengthen the communication power and memory point of concepts.