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Trust in artificial intelligence: a survey experiment to assess trust in algorithmic decision-making
Artificial intelligence (AI) has seen rapid development over the past decade, leading to its integration into various aspects of human life. The ability to integrate AI systems hinges not solely […]
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This panel brings together Black feminist scholars, writers, and public intellectuals to examine how and why debates about gender, sexuality, and nationality consistently emerge as top topics on social media […]
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This Flash Eurobarometer provides an overview of European citizens’ attitudes towards social media. It examines attitudes towards key themes, such as: (1) information habits and sources for social and political […]
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Sudden or controversial changes to a social media platform can trigger a “stampede,” or the mass exodus of users to alternative sites. In this interview, media scholar Margaret Yee Man Ng explores previous stampedes, how they transformed the digital landscape, and the long-term implications for communities and trusted information networks online.
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Questions surrounding trust in news media have preoccupied scholars for almost a century. Based on a review of interdisciplinary literature, this paper provides an overview of the evolution of conceptions […]
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Abstract Trust in the media has become an increasingly important issue in communication research. Traditional credibility research and modern media skepticism studies have bred a multiplicity of empirical findings illustrating […]
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To explain the participatory effects of news exposure, communication scholars have long relied upon the “virtuous circle” framework of media use and civic participation. That is, news consumption makes people […]
