Division 38: Political Communication

Division 40: Information Technology, & Politics

(Paper) Digital Political Media and the Tragedy of the Attentional Commons - Benjamin Farrer, University of Cincinnati

(Paper) @Grok, Is This True? AI Summaries, Attention, and Partisan Backlash - Michael Heseltine, University of Oxford; Christopher Barrie, New York University; Christopher Andrew Bail, Duke University; Petter Törnberg; Michelle Schimmel, University of Amsterdam

(Paper) Indirect Effects of Content Moderation: A Chatroom Experiment with AI Agents - Fabrizio Gilardi, University of Zurich; Giuliano Formisano, University of Zurich; Colin Henry, University of Zurich; Emma Hoes, Zurich University; K. Jonathan Klüser, University of Zürich; Karsten Donnay, University of Zurich

(Paper) Smart Search? AI-Supported Information Seeking, Sycophancy, and Bias - Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Syracuse University; Sarah Hoover

(Paper) The “Enshittification” of Generative AI and Its Implications for Democracy - Philip Napoli, Duke University; Arla Ragun, DeWitt Wallace Center for Media & Democracy

Ryan Wang Louisiana State University

Gregory John Martin Stanford University

C. Daniel Myers University of Minnesota