Deploying links to professional fact-checking websites (so-called “snoping”) is a common
misinformation intervention technique that can be used by social media users to refute …

The scale and dynamic nature of the Web makes real-time detection of misinformation an
extremely difficult task. Prior research mostly focused on offline (retrospective) detection of …

Background In the face of the proliferation of misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic,
crowdsourced debunking has surfaced as a counter-infodemic measure to complement …

Abstract 1 Community-based fact-checking is a promising approach to verify social media
content and 2 correct misleading posts at scale. Yet, causal evidence regarding its …

Online misinformation poses a global risk with harmful implications for society. Ordinary
social media users are known to actively reply to misinformation posts with counter …

In an era where social media portrays subjective realities, discerning truth from propaganda
has become increasingly challenging. The proposed system addresses this issue with an …

The pervasive reach of the Internet has revolutionized information access and transmission,
which has contributed to the widespread dissemination of rumors on social media. This …

As user-generated online content has been flourishing with both useful information and
misinformation. One of the complexities surrounding such phenomena is its huge amounts …

Personalized recommendation systems often drive users towards more extreme content,
exacerbating opinion polarization. While (content-aware) moderation has been proposed to …

Political elites play a critical role in driving engagement with misinformation on the internet.
However, an understanding of the strategies with which the political left and right attempt to …