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This chapter explores the delicate balance between the need to combat online disinformation and the safeguarding of fundamental rights, particularly media freedom and pluralism, as essential elements of freedom of […]
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The prevalence of false and misleading news has become an issue of great concern in recent years. Academic researchers, policymakers, and social media firms all continue to seek effective solutions […]
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AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude are rapidly becoming part of adolescents’ everyday lives. We argue that AI chatbots should be understood as emerging public health technologies and […]
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in misinformation and its impact on public health has grown significantly. The health information space is becoming increasingly complex. Despite acknowledgement of […]
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Recent years have witnessed a growing trend towards regulating disinformation, particularly online disinformation. Regulatory efforts in this regard are especially prominent at the European Union level. This is the case […]
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Short-form video platforms such as TikTok are transforming health communication while amplifying the risks of misinformation. This study employs a sequential two-experiment design to examine (1) how norms in messaging […]
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Social media platforms are increasingly using community-based verification systems, such as Community Notes, and AI systems to flag and contextualize potentially misleading content at scale. While these approaches promise speed […]
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Community Notes of X enables users to collaboratively moderate misleading content. To resolve conflicting moderation, Community Notes infers a latent ideological dimension and selects notes garnering cross-partisan support. As this […]
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AI systems may encounter private signs of violent planning before anyone has made a public threat, before law enforcement is aware of the risk, and even before the conduct is […]
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Using a dataset of URLs marked as ’False’ by Science Feedback, an organization verifying the credibility of science-related viral information, we investigated the reach of groups and pages sharing misinformation […]
