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Not cool, calm or collected: Using emotional language to detect COVID-19 misinformation
G. Asher, P. Bohlman, et al.
COVID-19 misinformation is a major hurdle to effective pandemic management, and a team of researchers from Dartmouth College has tackled this issue head-on. Their cutting-edge model harnesses both tweet emotion and misinformation encoders to better detect false information on Twitter, revealing superior results compared to traditional methods.
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