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most citedPropaganda and Misinformation on Facebook and Twitter during the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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cs.SI2026

A null model to detect coordinated online behavior integrating evidence from multiple indicators

Filipi Nascimento Silva, Manita Pote, Lake Yin +5

Coordinated online accounts can amplify messages and manipulate attention, but detecting such behavior is challenging due to confounding factors like account activity and item popu…

cs.SI2026

"If It Looks Like a User": Measuring Real-Time Moderation Effects via Social Media Simulation

Enrico Verdolotti, Gianluca Nogara, Luca Luceri +1

Agent-based social media simulators offer a controlled environment to study content moderation, yet their value hinges on how faithfully they reproduce real platform dynamics. We d…

cs.SI2026★ 2 cited

Predicting, Evaluating, and Explaining Top Misinformation Spreaders via Archetypal User Behavior

Enrico Verdolotti, Luca Luceri, Silvia Giordano

The spread of misinformation on social networks poses a significant challenge to online communities and society at large. Not all users contribute equally to this phenomenon: a sma…

cs.SI2026

Israel-Hamas War on X: A Case Study of Coordinated Campaigns and Information Integrity

Tuğrulcan Elmas, Filipi Nascimento Silva, Manita Pote +8

Coordinated campaigns on social media play a critical role in shaping crisis information environments, particularly during the onset of conflicts when uncertainty is high and verif…

cs.HC2026

What do people want to fact-check?

Bijean Ghafouri, Dorsaf Sallami, Luca Luceri +4

Research on misinformation has focused almost exclusively on supply, asking what falsehoods circulate, who produces them, and whether corrections work. A basic demand-side question…

cs.MA2026

Harm in AI-Driven Societies: An Audit of Toxicity Adoption on Chirper.ai

Erica Coppolillo, Luca Luceri, Emilio Ferrara

Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly embedded in autonomous agents that engage, converse, and co-evolve in online social platforms. While prior work has documented the gen…