Emotionally driven fake news in South Africa
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چکیده
To build a more inclusive society that better integrates cyberspace and physical space, we must understand the appeal behind misinformation. Misformation focuses on maintain- ing an exclusive rather than integrating society. One of challenges following era information explosion is rapid spread misinformation in form fake news. People’s choices based can have dire consequences, especially smaller developing communities. Therefore, this paper emotional tone news South Africa to its appeal. Introducing expected score shows articles contain overall emotions non-fake Fake are also written with different biases mind. These were detected separated using clustering algorithms. transformer model allowed us further classify by creating profile each bias contains. It found contains roller-coaster strong emotive words combining feelings anger, joy, sadness fear. The ratio how these com- bined depends particular bias. findings help detectors future create feedback loop write captivating foster
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: EPiC series in computing
سال: 2023
ISSN: ['2398-7340']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29007/f35v