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G-Fake: Tell Me How It is Shared and I Shall Tell You If It is Fake

Rachid Guerraoui, Anne-Marie Kermarrec
2022
Conference Papers

Abstract

The propagation of fake news is an increasingly serious concern in social platforms, and designing methods to automatically detect them and limit their spread is an important research challenge. Most existing methods rely on inspecting the content of news to decide on their veracity, but this information is not always available.

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