Scaling up fact-checking using the wisdom of crowds

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1. Assessing the potential of generative agents in crowdsourced fact-checking
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2. Obstacles to harnessing analytic innovations in foreign policy analysis: a case study of crowdsourcing in the U.S. intelligence community
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3. Esfera pública e desinformação em contexto local
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4. Who Checks the Checkers? Exploring Source Credibility in Twitter’s Community Notes
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5. Rethinking the problem of misinformation and its solutions
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6. Social Networks as Platforms for Enhancing Collective Intelligence
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7. "I have never seen that for Deaf people's content:" Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing User Experiences with Misinformation, Moderation, and Debunking on Social Media in the US
   Filipo Sharevski, Oliver Alonzo, Sarah M. G. Hau · 2025 · International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
8. How can governments respond to policy bubbles driven by dysfunctional emotions?
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9. Does the Source of a Warning Matter? Examining the Effectiveness of Veracity Warning Labels Across Warners
   Benjamin D. Horne · 2025 · Proceedings of the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media
10. Efficiency of Community-Based Content Moderation Mechanisms: A Discussion Focused on Birdwatch
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11. Who Watches the Birdwatchers? Sociotechnical Vulnerabilities in Twitter’s Content Contextualisation
    Garfield Benjamin · 2022 · Lecture notes in computer science
12. Afcc: automatic fact-checkers’ consensus and credibility assessment for fake news detection
    Sabrine Amri, E. Aïmeur · 2024 · International journal of information technology
13. Community Fact-Checks Trigger Moral Outrage in Replies to Misleading Posts on Social Media
    Yuwei Chuai, Anastasia Sergeeva, Gabriele Lenzini, Nicolas Pröllochs · 2024 · International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
14. Advised or Paid Way to get it right. The contribution of fact-checking tips and monetary incentives to spotting scientific disinformation
    Folco Panizza, Piero Ronzani, Simone Mattavelli, Tiffany Morisseau, Carlo Martini, Matteo Motterlini · 2021 · Research Square
15. Impersonating the Crowd: Evaluating LLMs' Ability to Replicate Human Judgment in Misinformation Assessment
    David La Barbera, Riccardo Lunardi, Mengdie Zhuang, Kevin Roitero · 2025 · ACM SIGIR International Conference on Theory of Information Retrieval (ICTIR)
16. Corrective or Backfire: Characterizing and Predicting User Response to Social Correction
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17. Collaboration, crowdsourcing, and misinformation
    Chenyan Jia, Angela Yuson Lee, Ryan Christopher Moore, Cid Halsey-Steve Decatur, Xun Liu, Jeffrey T. Hancock · 2024 · PNAS Nexus
18. SUCCEED: Sharing Upcycling Cases with Context and Evaluation for Efficient Software Development
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19. Focusing on fake news’ contents: The association between ingroup identification, perceived outgroup threat, analytical‐intuitive thinking and detecting fake news
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20. Unveiling the Intricacies of Health Rumor Belief in Public Health Emergencies: A Cognitive Perspective
    Xiaoli Liu, Wangbing Shen, Xiao-Yu Hu, Fang Lu · 2025 · The American Journal of Psychology
21. If i perceive the influence of health misinformation, will i correct it? The roles of information verification and health knowledge
    Shuming Yang · 2025 · Information Communication & Society
22. Wisdom of Crowds in Quantum Machine Learning
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23. A Typology of Fact-Checking Resources
    Angeliki Monnier, Julie Dandois, Agnieszka Filipczyk, Eirini Konstanta, Anna Losa-Jończyk, Costas Mourlas · 2023 · Questions de communication
24. Combining human intelligence and machine learning for fact-checking: Towards a hybrid human-in-the-loop framework
    David La Barbera, Kevin Roitero, Stefano Mizzaro · 2023 · Intelligenza Artificiale
25. On the Impact of Showing Evidence from Peers in Crowdsourced Truthfulness Assessments
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26. Towards implementation of warrant-based content self-moderation
    Herbert Lin · 2023 · Electronic Markets
27. Ethically Motivated or Emotionally Charged? Examining Relationships Among Moral Norms, Anticipated Negative Emotions, and Laypeople’s Online Misinformation Correction Intentions
    Yang Hu, Anfan Chen, Yu Yang, Tong Tong · 2024 · Mass Communication & Society
28. Promoting Erroneous Divergent Opinions Increases the Wisdom of Crowds
    Federico Barrera-Lemarchand, Pablo Balenzuela, Bahador Bahrami, Ophelia D. Deroy, Joaquín Navajas · 2024 · Psychological Science
29. Comparative opinion mining of tweets on retracted papers and their valid peers: a semi-experimental follow-up
    Mahsa Amiri, Hajar Sotudeh · 2025 · Scientometrics
30. Solutions and Challenges for Addressing Misinformation
    Cameron Martel, David Gertler Rand · 2025 · Journal of Public Policy & Marketing
31. Toward the Design of a Gamification Framework for Enhancing Motivation Among Journalists, Experts, and the Public to Combat Disinformation: The Case of CALYPSO Platform
    Catherine Sotirakou, Theodoros Paraskevas, Constantinos Mourlas · 2022 · Lecture notes in computer science
32. Lateral reading and monetary incentives to sort out scientific (dis)information
    Folco Panizza, Piero Ronzani, Simone Mattavelli, Tiffany Morisseau, Carlo Martini, Matteo Motterlini · 2021
33. Limiting Factors in the Effectiveness of Crowd-Sourced Labeling for Combating Misinformation
    Joseph B. Bak-Coleman · 2023
34. On the Efficacy of Accuracy Prompts Across Partisan Lines: An Adversarial Collaboration
    Cameron Martel, Steve Rathje, Cory J Clark, Gordon Pennycook, Jay Joseph Van Bavel, David Gertler Rand, Sander van der Linden · 2023
35. CREDIFY: contextualized retrieval of evidence for open-domain fact verification
    Ayesha Nasir, Muhammad Wasim, Sarah Nasir · 2025 · Knowledge and Information Systems
36. AI is Perceived as Less Trustworthy and Less Effective when Using Emotional Arguments to Moderate Misinformation
    Benjamin Silver, Sterling Williams‐Ceci, Mor Naaman · 2025 · CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI EA)
37. Thinking Hard, Thinking Smart: How News Users’ Cognitive Traits Guide Their Responses to Fact-Checks
    Eun-Ju Lee, Myojung Chung · 2025 · Digital Journalism
38. Can Blockchain-Based Authenticity Disclosures Increase Consumer Trust in Online Advertising?
    Dasha Antsipava, Eva A. van Reijmersdal, Joanna Strycharz, Guda van Noort · 2025 · Journal of Advertising
39. Internet Fact-Checking using RTSVU (Rating Trust Score by Verified Users)
    J. Jeyasudha, B. Jothi, Sudhanshu Basu Roy, Rohan Ramani · 2023 · IEEE International Conference on Cybernetics, Cognition and Machine Learning Applications (ICCCMLA)
40. To Share or Not to Share: Randomized Controlled Study of Misinformation Warning Labels on Social Media
    Anatoliy A. Gruzd, Philip Mai, Felipe Bonow Soares · 2024 · Lecture notes in computer science
41. Cherry‐Picking Tolerance About Untruthful News
    Xilin Li, Christopher K. Hsee, Shu Wang · 2024 · Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
42. Perceived legitimacy of layperson and expert content moderators
    Cameron Martel, Adam J. Berinsky, David G. Rand, A. Zhang, Paul Resnick · 2025 · PNAS Nexus
43. Facts About Fact-Checkers: Comparing Credibility Perceptions, Usage, and Sharing of Different Fact-Checking Sources
    Qi Lecky Li, Laurent H. Wang, Xingyu Liu, Miriam J. Metzger · 2025 · Journal of Media Psychology Theories Methods and Applications
44. Yes, Echo-Chambers Mislead You Too: A Game-Based Educational Experience to Reveal the Impact of Social Media Personalization Algorithms
    Francesco Lomonaco, Davide Taibi, Vito Trianni, Sathya Buršić, Gregor Donabauer, Dimitri Ognibene · 2023 · Communications in computer and information science
45. Breast Cancer Prevention Misinformation on Pinterest: One Side of a Thick Coin
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46. From Print to Pixels: The Changing Landscape of the Public Sphere in the Digital Age
    Taha Yasseri · 2023 · SSRN Electronic Journal
47. Community notes increase trust in fact-checking on social media
    Chiara Drolsbach, Kirill Solovev, Nicolas Pröllochs · 2024
48. Measuring Misinformation in Financial Markets
    Jianqing Fan A B, Qingfu Liu, Yang Song, Zilu Wang · 2024 · SSRN Electronic Journal
49. Designing Human-AI Collaboration: A Sufficient-Statistic Approach
    Nikhil Agarwal, Alex Moehring, Alexander Wolitzky · 2025 · National Bureau of Economic Research
50. GenAI Misinformation, Trust, and News Consumption: Evidence from a Field Experiment
    Filipe R. Campante, Ruben Durante, Felix Hagemeister, Ananya Sen · 2025 · National Bureau of Economic Research
51. TRAINING STUDENTS IN FACT CHECKING IN AMERICAN SECONDARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS
    S.I. Tkachov, N.O. Tkachova, A.S. Tkachov · 2022 · Innovate Pedagogy
52. Both Judge and Party? Investigating the Political Unbiasedness of Fact-Checkers
    Charles Louis-Sidois · 2025 · Journal of the European Economic Association
53. Beyond Community Notes: A Framework for Understanding and Building Crowdsourced Context Systems for Social Media
    Travis Lloyd, Tung Nguyen, Karen E. C. Levy, Mor Naaman · 2026 · CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
54. Adolescents, Media Literacy, and Misinformation: The Cognitive Challenges of Fake News Detection
    Luciana Oliveira, Isabel Araújo, Sara Abreu, Susana Pinto · 2025 · Media Literacy and Academic Research
55. Truth-Seeking vs. Balance: The Credibility Dilemma in Correcting Political Misinformation
    Hwayong Shin · 2026 · Political Communication
56. The Psychology of Ignorance
    Michael J. Smithson · 2026
57. Expert-led Debunking of Health Misinformation on TikTok
    Filipo Sharevski, Jennifer Vander Loop, Amy Devine, Peter Jachim, Sanchari Das · 2026 · CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
58. The structural fingerprints of disinformation: a content-agnostic framework
    S. Redaelli, G. Spitale, F. Germani · 2026 · Ethics and Information Technology
59. Fact-Checkers Navigating Generative AI: Practices, Boundaries, and Design Implications
    Basak Bozkurt, Mohsen Mosleh, Helen Zerlina Margetts · 2026 · ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (FAccT)
60. Falsehood on social media in Egypt: Rumour detection and sentiment analysis of users’ comments
    Bassant Mourad Fahmi · 2023 · Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research
61. The Role of Information Literacy in Mitigating the Spread of Hoaxes on Social Media
    Erni Kurniasih, Ninis Agustini Damayani, Feliza Zubair · 2024 · Khizanah al-Hikmah Jurnal Ilmu Perpustakaan Informasi dan Kearsipan
62. To Tell the Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth: Truth Seeking and Truth Telling in Law (and Other Arenas)
    Susan P. Shapiro · 2022 · Annual Review of Law and Social Science
63. Interactive crowdsourcing to fact-check politicians
    Santos Espina-Mairal, Florencia Bustos, Guillermo Solovey, Joaquín Navajas · 2022
64. Understanding the efficacy of provenance interventions for tackling misinformation
    Cassidy Bereskin · 2023
65. Promoting erroneous divergent opinions increases the wisdom of crowds
    Federico Barrera-Lemarchand, Pablo Balenzuela, Bahador Bahrami, Ophelia D. Deroy, Joaquín Navajas · 2023
66. User Reputation Indicators to Reduce the Spread of False News on Social Media
    Arvin Jagayat · 2024
67. Why Us and not Them? A Theory of Political Fact-Checking
    Giovanni Andreottola, Charles Louis-Sidois · 2025 · SSRN Electronic Journal
68. Characterizing AI-Generated Misinformation on Social Media
    Drolsbach, Chiara, Demirel, Emma, Pröllochs, Nicolas · 2025 · arXiv
69. Fake News
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70. Listening to Crowdsourced Fact-Checking
    Folco Panizza, Piero Ronzani, Carlo Martini, Simone Mattavelli, Tiffany Morisseau · 2023 · SSRN Electronic Journal
71. Boosting Wisdom of the Crowd for Medical Image Annotation Using Training Performance and Task Features
    Eeshan Hasan, Erik Duhaime, Jennifer S. Trueblood · 2023
72. Collective action systems to mitigate disinformation
    Claudia Flores-Saviaga · 2022
73. PÓS-VERDADE E ASPECTOS EPISTÊMICOS DAS MÍDIAS SOCIAIS:
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74. Fighting Fake Facts
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75. Self-certification: A novel method for increasing sharing discernment on social media
    Piers D. L. Howe, Andrew Perfors, Keith Ransom, Bradley Walker, Nicolas Fay, Yoshihisa Kashima, Morgan Saletta, Sihan Dong · 2024 · PLoS ONE
76. Mapping the Risk of Spreading Fake-News Via Wisdom-of-The-Crowd & MrP
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77. “Make it difficult”: using disfluency to minimize higher motivation effects on fake (and real) news dissemination on social media
    Juan José Camou Viacava, Bruno dos Santos Borba Coelho, Giovane Sabin, Gloria Faria Lopes · 2024 · ReMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketing
78. User Reputation Indicators to Reduce the Spread of False News on Social Media
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79. Examining Unintended Consequences of Peer Recognition on Users' Fact-checking Contributions on Social Media: Evidence from A Natural Experiment
    Guohou Shan, Liangfei Qiu · 2025 · SSRN Electronic Journal
80. A Comparative Analysis of Retrieval-Augmented Generation and Crowdsourcing for Fact-Checking
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81. Al-Haouz Earthquake Misinformation Crisis in Morocco: A Content Analysis of Tweets on X
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82. The Magnitude of Truth: On Using Magnitude Estimation for Truthfulness Assessment
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83. Fake News Detection Model Based on Competitive Wisdom and Conflict Debate
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84. Automated rhetorical move and step recognition in fact-checking articles with neural models
    Xinxue Liu, Ningyuan Song, Kejun Chen, Ye Chen, Lei Pei · 2025 · Information Processing & Management
85. Prevention or Cure? The Joint Effects of Prebunking and Debunking on Electric-Vehicle Adoption
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86. SOCIALTRUSTR: Blockchain Solution for the Traceability and Validity of Online Content Dissemination
    Manuel Arto, Luca Sciullo, Lorenzo Gigli, Ivan Zyrianoff, Cristiano Aguzzi, Federico Montori · 2025 · IEEE International Conference on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency (ICBC)
87. Interpersonal brain synchronization at frontopolar cortices underlies better advice-taking in groups
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88. Leveraging Technology to Regulate Technology: AI-Generated Misinformation Detection Based on Fine-Tuned GPT
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89. A Hybrid Fact-Checking Model: A Methodology for Integrating AI-Based Tools into the Editorial Workflow of a News Portal
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90. Additional file 1 of Boosting wisdom of the crowd for medical image annotation using training performance and task features
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91. Community‐Driven Fact‐Checking on WhatsApp : Who Fact‐Checks Whom, Why, and With What Effect?
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92. Between Privacy and Transparency: Exploring the Ways of Communicating Credibility Assessment
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93. Fake News
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94. Incentive-Compatible Pricing for Truthful Data Sharing
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95. When the Crowd Agrees(or Not): Topic Effects and Reason Distributions in X's Community Notes
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96. You sure about that? The effects of textual and image-based Skepticism on belief in dubious social-media claims
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97. Understanding misinformation and fighting for information
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98. Beyond Fake News : A Structural and Dynamic Approach towards Analyzing Online Misinformation and Manipulation of Public Opinion
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99. Employing Transformers and Humans for Textual-Claim Verification
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100. Lutter contre les fausses informations à travers les réseaux sociaux : étude des effets des approches de curation, prévention et responsabilisation des internautes
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