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Does Evidence from Peers Help Crowd Workers in Assessing Truthfulness?
2022
Companion Proceedings of the Web Conference 2022
Misinformation has been rapidly spreading online. The current approach to deal with it is deploying expert fact-checkers that follow forensic processes to identify the veracity of statements. Unfortunately, such an approach does not scale well. To deal with this, crowdsourcing has been looked at as an opportunity to complement the work of trained journalists. In this work, we look at the effect of presenting the crowd with evidence from others while judging the veracity of statements. We
doi:10.1145/3487553.3524236
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