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Understanding the success and failure of online political debate: Experimental evidence using large language models

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By Tobias Heide-Jørgensen, Gregory Eady, Anne A Rasmussen
| Flipboard
I Leveled Up My Retirement Strategy Thanks to AI. Here's How These tools can take the stress out of planning for your future, but don't rely on them. These tools can take the stress out of planning for your future, but don't rely on them. Three years ago, I left my cushy corporate job as a software engineer to write and explore my creative projects. I wasn't …
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Politicians hold 'pessimistic view' of voters capabilities

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By Anne A Rasmussen
| King's College London
Politicians’ beliefs about voting behaviour “differ dramatically” from those held by the citizens they represent, according to a wide-ranging new study. Interviews with almost 1,000 politicians across multiple countries revealed a consistent belief that voters are focussed more on leaders than policies, care more about their own needs rather than the wider social good, are more concerned about the short-term than the long term and are unfair in their retrospective judgements.
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Public opinion towards interest groups: The differential impact of ties to cause and business groups

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By Anne A Rasmussen, Stefanie Reher
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction The role of interest groups in policy making has long been a subject of academic debate. On the one hand, these groups can serve as a ‘transmission belt’ between the public and policymakers. On the other hand, consulting groups carries the risk that they exert undue influence on policies to promote their own special interests (e.g., Boräng & Naurin, 2022; Rasmussen et al., 2014, 2018; Schattschneider, 1948; Schlozman & Tierney, 1986).
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