Social Media: Personalizing Interfaces Based on Individual Differences Can Positively Alter User Experience
Emma Suleiman
Nach einer kürzlich veröffentlichten Studie glauben Menschen, die anderen Menschen misstrauen, umso eher einer künstlichen Intelligenz.
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Die Empfänglichkeit für Bullshit
Empfänglichkeit für Bullshit widerspiegelt eine Art kognitiver Faulheit bzw. eine Falle, in die wir nur allzu leicht tappen.
“Birds Aren’t Real”: A Genius Conspiracy Theory To Fight Conspiracies!
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In Amerika bekämpfen junge Menschen Verschwörungsmärchen mit Verschwörungsmärchen: Birds aren‘t real.
Does Fake News Affect Voting Behavior?
Over the last decade, the erosion of trust in public institutions and traditional media have been proceeding in parallel. As recent developments in media consumption have led to a proliferation…
When The Comment Section Becomes A New Weapon For Disinformation
Prorussian Internet trolls manipulate the comment sections of Western media, according to a study conducted by Cardiff University. These comments are then used to suggest alleged public support for the…
Fact Checking What Conspiracy Theorists Want You to Think
According to Vox, conspiracy news sites like Les Moutons Enragés started pushing for a rebellion against 5G in early 2020. They created fake fact filled stories creating a link between…
Conspiracy Theories as a Tool of Russian Public Diplomacy and Hybrid Warfare
Russland nutzt seit Jahren Fehlinformationen und Desinformationen, um demokratisch regierte Länder zu spalten und seinen Einfluss auszuweiten.
Wild assertions remain wild assertions
Swiss newspaper Limmattaler Zeitung published an article last week connecting the Age of Enlightenment, which ended the Middle Ages and laid the foundation for our prosperity today until today‘s infodemic.…
Discussing instead of slamming doors: 10 tips
The Limmattaler Zeitung recently published a great article about discussion and dispute culture, with 10 tips compiled by Katja Fischer de Santi. Because conspiracy ideologies and disinformation campaigns threaten to…
Who is absolutely sure, hasn’t understood anything
“What we know is a drop, what we do not know is an ocean”, said the English mathematician, physicist and astronomer Sir Isaac Newton (1643 – 1727). Or to put…
