The title seems to imply that Google will show the poor one SERP and the rich another. However, the article is actually about a proposal that, if you apply for something (e.g., insurance, a job, credit) and are denied, that you should have the right to an explanation of any role "big data" analytics may have played in the adverse decision.
The title seems to imply that Google will show the poor one SERP and the rich another. However, the article is actually about a proposal that, if you apply for something (e.g., insurance, a job, credit) and are denied, that you should have the right to an explanation of any role "big data" analytics may have played in the adverse decision.