Google data can be used for social good from "summary" of Everybody Lies by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz
The idea that Google data can be used for social good is a powerful one. By analyzing the vast amount of information that people put into Google searches, we can gain insights into human behavior and attitudes that were previously inaccessible. This data can be used to address a wide range of social issues, from public health to economic inequality. For example, researchers have used Google search data to track the spread of the flu in real time, allowing public health officials to respond more quickly to outbreaks. By monitoring searches related to flu symptoms and treatments, they were able to predict where the flu would hit next and allocate resources accordingly. This kind of predictive modeling can save lives and prevent the spread of disease. In another study, economists u...
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