Fill in the EUNOMIA survey on social media user behaviour and help us to develop further the EUNOMIA toolkit assisting users in practicing information hygiene. Social media users adopt different …
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EUNOMIA’s Ioannis Katakis along with Karl Aberer (EPFL), Quoc Viet Hung Nguyen (Griffith University) and Hongzhi Yin (The University of Queensland) are editing a special issue on misinformation on the …
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We invite researchers and practitioners interested in aligning social, computational and technological approaches to mitigating the challenge of misinformation in social media to join us at the SocInfo 2020 Workshop! …
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Have you ever noticed how a vaguely familiar statement, something you remember hearing, makes you think “there has to be something to it” or “this has to be true, I …
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For misinformation to have an impact, it needs to go viral. So, it is not surprising that misinformation shares a lot with clickbait and often aims at nothing more than …
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EUNOMIA’s team latest publication on Cutter Business Technology Journal is trying to provide answers on how technology can be used to support our research for trustful information. Can we trust …
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Misinformation travels faster than reliable information. This has been shown time and time again. For example, in their work published in Science two years ago, M.I.T. researchers investigated around 126,000 …
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“Was the information forwarded to you?” is a common recommendation for protecting oneself against misinformation. The rationale is that one needs to question their trust network; more specifically to refrain …
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The 2016 United States (U.S) presidential election highlighted the powerful influence that social media can have on politics. Fake news stories shared on social media are argued to have swayed …
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There is increasing hype about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning progressively being integrated into more domains of our personal, social and professional life; dating applications “choose” the “right” match, …
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