Who shapes the conversations you see online? Increasingly, it's not just people. 🤖
CMU IDeaS Center PhD graduate Lynnette Ng explores this in 'Bots, Bias, and Influence: The Hidden Architects of Social Media'.
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- 📢 Our annual Summer Institute training workshop has been rescheduled to August 10–14, 2026. Join us for a week of learning, collaboration, and connection. Registration is now open! 🔗 cmu.edu/casos-center/e… We hope you can join us!
- 📢 2026 Annual IDeaS Conference 📅 Oct 12–14 | 📍Carnegie Mellon Univ. (Hybrid) Explore misinformation, extremism, & online harms in today’s digital world. Panels • Talks • Posters • Demos 👉 Register: regpack.com/reg/templates/… #SocialCybersecurity #AI #Misinformation
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- Can people do more than just spot misinformation? IDeaS researcher Catherine King examines how we might teach people to actively counter it. Read her full blog: cmu.edu/ideas-social-c… #Misinformation #MediaLiteracy #SocialCorrections #UserBehavior
