Exhibit 740

Social media algorithms can curb misinformation, but do they? (Science eLetter)

Exhibit 740 · Published critique (eLetter, not peer reviewed)

Social media algorithms can curb misinformation, but do they? (Science eLetter)

Argues the Guess et al. control condition overlapped temporary Meta emergency measures. Guess et al. replied; Science did not request corrections.

Source: Bagchi, Menczer, Grabowicz et al. (Science eLetters)
Date: September 2024
Grade: Reported
Document: https://osome.iu.edu/research/blog/science-eletter-social-media-algorithms-can-curb-misinformation-but-do-they
Accessed: 2026-11-09
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