In our digital times as we are inundated with YouTube videos, memes and social media, satire is everywhere, but it can be more damaging to people's reputations than direct criticism, according to new ...

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The study pointed out that generative AI could create fake news stories about customer money being unsafe or memes mocking ...

New research suggests satire may be more harmful than direct criticism, subtly dehumanizing its targets and damaging ...

The same study found blogs extend the life of memes. While news media has a drop-and-go approach, bloggers adopt phrases and ...

The future belongs to those who understand how influence drives everything—whether it’s viral memes on TikTok or a decade-long culture shift within a Fortune 500 company.

Online communities of conspiracy theorists find in memes a powerful tool to reinforce their beliefs. A recent study sheds ...

Overall, the use of memes helped reduce anxiety related to the subject and made the learning process more enjoyable and memorable. The Ateneo study highlights the potential of memes to make ...

Findings suggest that seemingly innocuous satire may be more harmful than direct criticism because it can "dehumanize" people ...

Internet culture may be useful when it comes to education. A new study found that memes can help Gen Z students who are learning about science, and may improve their attitude toward it.

INTERNET memes can improve scientific learning for senior high-school students, according to an Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU) study. Researchers Alyanna Nicole Carlos and Emmanuel Delocado of ...