Skeptical Comments Reduce Belief in Dubious Social Media Claims
A new study finds that skeptical comments, whether textual or image-based, reduce belief in dubious social media claims, with direct ...
A new study finds that skeptical comments, whether textual or image-based, reduce belief in dubious social media claims, with direct ...
A systematic scoping review of 881 psychology studies finds that fake news stimuli vary enormously in source, number, framing and ...
A study of 1,498 COVID-19 fact-checks found readers preferred LLM-written explanations over human ones despite the AI texts scoring lower ...
A new narrative review argues that generative AI simultaneously produces, detects, corrects, and amplifies the consequences of health misinformation across ...
A survey of 266 participants combined with agent-based simulations on three network types shows that corrections can carry a higher ...
A Penn State study of 477 participants found that the more conversational an AI chatbot sounds, the more users trust ...
New Washington State University research shows AI corrections of medical misinformation persuade best when their tone matches whether users see ...
A four-year field experiment on the Skeptical Science website found its climate myth rebuttals significantly reduced belief in misinformation and ...
A new 3.5 million euro Horizon Europe project coordinated by Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz will test twenty existing European counter-disinformation ...
Researchers have developed DES-CMR, an AI model that learns to select and reason over evidence documents end to end while ...
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