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Introduction
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Two powerful forces
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The Internet
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Team Science
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Credibility Coalition
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Solving the Problem
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Facts are Social
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Fact
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Evidence
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Arguments
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Fact checking
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Yellow journalism
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Professionalization
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Trust is contextual
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So little trust in medical facts
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Team loyalties
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Team scriptural inference
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Team 5G
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Team Q
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Team Q Anon
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John Huber
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Five Eyes
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Priori assumptions
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Human understanding of trust
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Its a social problem
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Googles page rank
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Team social media
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ivory tower Jerk
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Local institutions
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Fact checkers
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Content moderation
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Algorithms should not promote strong emotions
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Did we miss the boat on saturation news
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Fight misinformation on a human scale
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Be a calming presence
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk from USENIX Enigma 2022 that challenges conventional approaches to combating disinformation. Delve into Dr. Gillian "Gus" Andrews' analysis of the limitations of fact-checking and AI-driven solutions in addressing the spread of rumors and conspiracy theories. Examine the complex relationship between trust, information, and human behavior, drawing insights from science and technology studies, neurocognitive development, and "new literacies" research. Discover why trustworthiness may be more closely tied to people than information itself, and consider alternative strategies for tackling the disinformation problem on a human scale. Learn about the impact of team loyalties, social context, and local institutions on information credibility, and reflect on the potential shortcomings of current large-scale efforts to fight misinformation.

Can the Fight Against Disinformation Really Scale?

USENIX Enigma Conference
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