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People share misinformation because of social media’s incentives

• dadjoker 3y ago
  And as always, the definition of "misinformation" - many times known as "information I don't like" - is left up to the authors.
  • hhs 3y ago
    In the paper, the authors address issues related to the definition of "misinformation".
  • gmerc 3y ago
    As always, hallucinations seem to be as much in the realm of humans than AI, but even chatgpt wouldn’t have made up something like this because the definition is right in the article.
• richard_rainbow 3y ago
  Misinformation is usually anything of personal account or witness because experts and stories are what people used to believe as truth. But not many do any more.