Algorithmic culture is an interdisciplinary research concept that examines the complex interplay between computational processes and cultural practices, norms, and institutions. It investigates how algorithms, as socio-technical designs embedded in digital platforms and systems, shape human behavior, social interactions, discourse, governance structures, and the production and consumption of meaning. Characterized by a focus on empirical analysis of algorithmic influence across diverse domains, this concept is significant for understanding contemporary social life mediated and modulated by computation.