Anatoliy Gruzd
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Anatoliy Gruzd
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Canada Research Chair, Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University & co-director & researcher at @socialmedialab.ca | Social Media and Network Scholar | My opinions are my own
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Most middle managers aren’t yet equipped to recognize the hidden or long-term costs of relying on AI, including integration overhead, quality-control gaps, and the erosion of early-career talent pipelines.
November 17, 2025 at 1:25 PM
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As part of our research on competing narratives about international migration on social media, we reviewed existing scholarship to develop a typology of 11 frames that capture the dominant ways these debates are structured. These 11 frames underpin the Migration Ads Observatory.
Framing (social sciences) - Wikipedia
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November 16, 2025 at 4:29 PM
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Unfortunately, the social media industry is increasingly moving away from using human fact-checkers. Many are rolling out AI and Community Notes-type programs, which come with their own set of challenges. For example, 89% of Community Notes on X never see daylight. notetracker.socialmediadata.org
NoteTracker Dashboard
App for Discovering and Analyzing X Posts with Community Notes
notetracker.socialmediadata.org
November 10, 2025 at 8:59 PM
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Algorithmic audits have become a fashionable remedy in academic and policy debates, but this overlooks a fundamental point: like domestic pets 🐕, every algorithm has an owner. Accountability lies not with the code, but with those who design, deploy, and profit from it.
November 7, 2025 at 3:27 PM
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Like the gun debate in America, where money and identity override reason, the tech industry’s fixation on profit and polarization will make their stated goal of fostering healthy online conversation the Silicon Valley version of “thoughts and prayers.” #emptymantra
November 7, 2025 at 3:10 PM
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In that paper, we showed how an online community legitimizes itself and minimizes allegations of anti-social, bullying behaviour by weaponizing and deploying a feminine gender identity in three overlapping and internally contradictory ways to: socialmedialab.ca/2024/03/12/c...
[New Paper Alert] Just being a bit bitchy: The gendered valences of online anti-social behaviour on Tattle Life - Social Media Lab
Billed as a “gossip forum” that harkens back to the mid-aughts heyday of Perez Hilton and Gawker, Tattle Life is a UK-based influencer gossip forum with a rabid fanbase. Contributors to the site, know...
socialmedialab.ca
November 6, 2025 at 4:05 PM
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This new study is a follow-up to a study we released last year, "Just being a bit bitchy: The gendered valences of online anti-social behaviour on Tattle Life". socialmedialab.ca/2024/03/12/c...
[New Paper Alert] Just being a bit bitchy: The gendered valences of online anti-social behaviour on Tattle Life - Social Media Lab
Billed as a “gossip forum” that harkens back to the mid-aughts heyday of Perez Hilton and Gawker, Tattle Life is a UK-based influencer gossip forum with a rabid fanbase. Contributors to the site, know...
socialmedialab.ca
November 6, 2025 at 4:05 PM
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PS... To be clear, we are not advocating for toxic speech online, what we are trying to do with this study to understand how toxic speech is used by people to construct and maintain in- and out-group boundaries in online communities.
November 6, 2025 at 3:56 PM
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The Civility Analyzer calculates toxicity scores (such as Toxicity, Insult, & Threat) & prosocial scores (like Compassion, Curiosity, and Respect) for each post.
October 28, 2025 at 10:53 AM