Explore a Stanford seminar on reducing misinformation sharing through digital accuracy prompt ads. Learn about content-neutral interventions to combat the spread of false information online. Discover the results of two large-scale randomized control trials conducted on Facebook and Twitter, which demonstrate the effectiveness of simple accuracy reminders delivered via digital advertisements. Gain insights into the potential of these interventions to complement existing content-specific approaches in mitigating online misinformation. Hear from David Rand, Professor at MIT, as he discusses his research bridging cognitive science, behavioral economics, and social psychology to understand human decision-making, particularly in the context of misinformation and political psychology. Delve into the implications of this research for technology companies and policymakers in their efforts to address the challenges of misinformation in the digital age.
Reducing Misinformation Sharing at Scale Using Digital Accuracy Prompt Ads - Stanford Seminar
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Stanford Seminar - Reducing misinformation sharing at scale using digital accuracy prompt ads
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