New paper in PNAS on echo chambers in biological collectives

The Cornell Chronicle covered our recent paper in PNAS led by Ling-Wei. The paper used mathematical models to understand the features of collective decision-making that can lead to the formation of echo chambers. We also studied strategies by which collectives may prevent susceptibility to the formation of echo chambers.

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New York Times covers our work of biology of misinformation