How might AI, TikTok, and the liar's dividend affect the 2024 elections? Zeve Sanderson, Sol Messing, and Joshua Tucker explain in this new piece for The Brookings Institution 🧵 1/ brookings.edu/articles/misun…

Anyone hiring data scientists? Have a friend finishing her quant marketing PhD at Harvard Bus School, dissertation is on maximizing user engagement across social media channels and formats using ML/causal inference/experiments, has 4 yrs experience in econ consulting

Super excited to see this paper in print! We show where Nextdoor neighborhoods are more likely to be and talk about what gets talked about on Nextdoor. We'll be presenting this on June 4 at 4:30p at ICWSM, so catch it if you're there! Paper🔗 and summary in 🧵👇

Excited to see this Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media ! The latest of several papers with Kirsten Widner and Anna Gunderson examining what interest groups do on social media 🐊🍾🍻

It was great working with Nicole Wu on this paper that's now out at PS: Political Science & Politics! Special thanks to APSA for helping us field the survey. Check out the summary of the paper below.👇

If you’re attending #APSA2024 today, feel free to join our panel on Navigating Political Narratives to hear from me and my incredible colleagues Allison Koh siyu liang @_paugc Patrick Y. Wu. Thanks to Christopher Barrie Arthur Spirling for agreeing to be our discussants!

We're extending the deadline to Sunday, June 22, 11:59pm AoE! Submit your extended abstracts to the NLP4Democracy Workshop at Conference on Language Modeling !

In the Global South, WhatsApp is more popular than X or Facebook. New in Journal of Politics @[email protected], we ran a WhatsApp deactivation experiment during Brazil’s 2022 election to explore how the app facilitates the spread of misinformation and affects voters’ attitudes. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…