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Both AI-generated and Human Influencers Can Correct Misinformation: Investigating the Effectiveness of Corrections for Polarized and Non-Polarized Issues

2025-08-19

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<p>Misinformation in digital media environments pose a threat to democracy as it can bias beliefs, behavior, and policy. While social media influencers are often accused of contributing to the spread of misinformation, little is known about their potential role in combating it. In two pre-registered online experiments (N = 1004), we therefore investigated for the first time whether human and AI-generated influence...

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01e6fc88-8980-5672-a428-78efa1637360
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10.31234/osf.io/v76r9_v1
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