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Large language models (LLMs) have the potential to benefit users in both their work and personal lives, but which groups are quickest to adopt them? To investigate awareness, usage, and […]
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Personalized interpersonal conversations are among the most effective known tools for reducing prejudice, yet they are difficult to scale because they require skilled human facilitators. This study tests whether AI […]
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Accurate reporting of new findings is essential for an informed public, yet limited science literacy among journalists often results in misinterpretation of research, with costly societal and economic consequences. We […]
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Effective management of infectious disease relies not only on biomedical interventions but also on the circulation and interpretation of health-related information. Narratives, whether accurate or misleading, influence public perceptions, adherence […]
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The use of the internet as a source of health information is widespread and growing rapidly. Despite a growing body of literature on online health information, little is known about […]
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This paper argues that news media – mainstream and social – can be used to conduit disordered information – mis, dis and malinformation – into news eco-systems to influence opinions […]
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Scholars have suggested that we are experiencing a global crisis in trust in elections, with political polarization and misinformation often cited as reasons for distrust. However, empirical evaluations of perceptions […]
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Prior research suggests that -political differences shape perceptions of technology, yet limited attention has been given to how these differences affect trust in emerging technologies and how they interact with […]
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This study examines alternative media within the digital news ecosystem in six European countries: Norway, Sweden, Austria, Germany, France, and Spain. Using a network approach and a cross-country comparative design, […]
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