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A Holistic Indicator of Polarization to Measure Online Sexism
This indicator is important for policymakers and moderators of online communities (e. g., subreddits) and computational social scientists, either to revise moderation strategies based on the degree of sexism or to match and compare the temporal sexism across different platforms and communities with real-time events and infer social scientific insights.
AI in the Gray: Exploring Moderation Policies in Dialogic Large Language Models vs. Human Answers in Controversial Topics
The introduction of ChatGPT and the subsequent improvement of Large Language Models (LLMs) have prompted more and more individuals to turn to the use of ChatBots, both for information and assistance with decision-making.
Lady and the Tramp Nextdoor: Online Manifestations of Economic Inequalities in the Nextdoor Social Network
We collect 2. 6 Million posts from 64, 283 neighborhoods in the United States and 3, 325 neighborhoods in the United Kingdom, to examine whether online discourse reflects the income and income inequality of a neighborhood.
