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Detecting disinformation with measures of discourse derailment using LLMs

2024-11-18

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<p>Social media presents both opportunities and risks to society. One risk includes the potential for the spread of disinformation, but methods for automatic detecting possible disinformation still mostly rely on low-level lexical cues. We present a new approach to the automatic detection of disinformation based on measuring discourse ‘derailment’ – messages that try to force the topic of discourse away from one t...

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059f23d5-bc8c-5c19-9aea-0e40ef2fdce8
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10.31234/osf.io/cspdw_v1
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