Researchers have developed a new method for automatically detecting hate speech on social media using a Multi-task Learning (MTL) model, they discovered that right-leaning political figures fuel online hate
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University of Technology Sydney
Right-leaning political figures fuel online hate
Researchers have developed a new way to automatically detect hate speech on social media platforms more accurately and consistently using a new Multi-task Learning (MTL) model; a type of machine learning model that works across multiple datasets.
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Americans’ attitudes toward immigration are shaped not only by cultural or economic concerns but also by their beliefs about how immigrants vote. When Americans were told that certain immigrant groups favored Donald Trump and the Republican Party, Republicans became more supportive of immigration. 🇺🇸🤝🗳️
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How a single detail about Trump radically changes partisan views on immigration
Immigration opinions in the United States often split along party lines. But a new study raises questions about whether that divide is as fixed as it seems. Researchers looked at how one idea could tip support in either direction.
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A new study found that people's intentions to get vaccinated against COVID-19 were unaffected by medical facts, but shifted when they learned the actual vaccination rate of the opposing political party.
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Learning about the opposing party’s vaccination rate influences health choices
Public health campaigns often broadcast low vaccination rates to encourage people to get their shots. A recent experiment suggests this strategy might backfire, showing that people adjust their healthcare decisions based on the behavior of opposing political…
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