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AI chatbots shown effective against antisemitic conspiracies in new study

An independent study found AI chatbots can reduce belief in antisemitic conspiracy theories by 16 percent.
Participants who engaged with the debunker also showed a 25 percent increase in favorable views toward Jews among previously unfavorably disposed individuals.
Researchers say factual debunking with AI can reach millions at scale and help counter hate online.
The ADL-backed study tracked antisemitic beliefs before and after AI debunking in a diverse sample of U.S. adults.
ADL says the findings are encouraging for applying AI tools to counter deep-rooted prejudice at scale.
The study examined six antisemitic conspiracy theories tested for believability changes.
ADL-backed research was conducted with 1,224 U.S. adults who endorsed at least one conspiracy theory.
The study suggests AI debunkers could be integrated into search engines and social platforms.
ADL's antisemitism audit reported 9,354 antisemitic incidents in 2024, a rise from 2023.
ADL says the study is timely as antisemitism remains a rising concern nationally.
The report highlights that AI can be one tool among many to counter harmful misinformation.

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