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Polarization of Autonomous Generative AI Agents Under Echo Chambers
Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media AnalysisOnline social networks often create echo chambers where people only hear opinions reinforcing their beliefs.An echo chamber often generates polarization, leading to conflicts between people with radical opinions.The echo chamber has been viewed as a ...
Masaya Ohagi
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Ideological fragmentation of the social media ecosystem: From echo chambers to echo platforms
PNAS NexusThe entertainment-driven nature of social media encourages users to engage with like-minded individuals and consume content aligned with their beliefs, limiting exposure to diverse perspectives.
Edoardo Di Martino +4 more
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Blogs are Echo Chambers: Blogs are Echo Chambers
2009 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2009In the last decade, blogs have exploded in number, popularity and scope. However, many commentators and researchers speculate that blogs isolate readers in echo chambers, cutting them off from dissenting opinions. Our empirical paper tests this hypothesis.
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Issue Fields and Echo Chambers: Increasing field contestation fueled by moral emotions
Organization StudiesWe investigate how issue fields with increasing levels of contestation can develop into fields characterized by echo chambers. Studying the introduction of a controversial new approach to addiction services—harm reduction—we explain how proponents’ and ...
E. Jing +3 more
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2019
Abstract In this chapter, the focus is on the phenomenon of online echo chambers, trying an evaluation from the broad perspective of cultural evolution. It has been noted that individuals associate on social media in communities of like-minded people, where they are repeatedly exposed to the same kind of information and, even more ...
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Abstract In this chapter, the focus is on the phenomenon of online echo chambers, trying an evaluation from the broad perspective of cultural evolution. It has been noted that individuals associate on social media in communities of like-minded people, where they are repeatedly exposed to the same kind of information and, even more ...
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The Yearbook of Comparative Literature, 2019
Abstract This chapter examines the São Paulo Municipal Chamber, focusing on three noise debates in São Paulo, the first two of which involve noise ordinances created in the 1990s, and enforced by the PSIU. The first debate revolves around the Evangelical lawmakers’ attempts to exclude, minimize, or hinder the impact of the noise ...
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Abstract This chapter examines the São Paulo Municipal Chamber, focusing on three noise debates in São Paulo, the first two of which involve noise ordinances created in the 1990s, and enforced by the PSIU. The first debate revolves around the Evangelical lawmakers’ attempts to exclude, minimize, or hinder the impact of the noise ...
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An Analysis of Relationship Between Social Bots and Echo Chambers on X in Modern Japan
International Symposium on Computing and Networking - Across Practical Development and Theoretical ResearchDisinformation is considered to be one of the most serious global risks anticipated in the next two years, and with the increasing popularity of social media, the spread of disinformation has become an issue.
Shuhei Ippa +2 more
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Online bubbles and echo chambers as social systems
KybernetesPurposeThe aim of the text is to reflect on the formation of the so-called digital echo chambers or filter bubbles, which are environments formed around particular topics whose objective is to promote a given political-ideological position.
Emerson Palmieri
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
Do echo chambers actually exist on social media? By focusing on how both Italian and US Facebook users relate to two distinct narratives (involving conspiracy theories and science), we offer quantitative evidence that they do. The explanation involves users’ tendency to promote their favored narratives and hence to form polarized groups.
Walter Quattrociocchi +2 more
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Do echo chambers actually exist on social media? By focusing on how both Italian and US Facebook users relate to two distinct narratives (involving conspiracy theories and science), we offer quantitative evidence that they do. The explanation involves users’ tendency to promote their favored narratives and hence to form polarized groups.
Walter Quattrociocchi +2 more
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2020
This chapter, the ‘echo-chamber’ reads Steve McQueen’s and Runa Islam’s moving image installations as a return to the aesthetics of the historical avant-gardes of the 1920s. Both artists’ work draws on cinephilia as they replay and return to film form from the past of cinema and avant-garde practices. This chapter argues that their work synthesizes the
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This chapter, the ‘echo-chamber’ reads Steve McQueen’s and Runa Islam’s moving image installations as a return to the aesthetics of the historical avant-gardes of the 1920s. Both artists’ work draws on cinephilia as they replay and return to film form from the past of cinema and avant-garde practices. This chapter argues that their work synthesizes the
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