"By liking, sharing, and searching for information, social bots (automated accounts impersonating humans) can magnify the spread of fake news by orders of magnitude. By one recent estimate -- that...

"By liking, sharing, and searching for information, social bots (automated accounts impersonating humans) can magnify the spread of fake news by orders of magnitude. By one recent estimate -- that classified accounts based on observablefeatures such as sharing behaviour, number of ties, and linguistic features -- between 9 and 15 percent of active Twitter accounts are bots (6). Facebookestimated that as many as 60 million bots (7) may be infesting its platform. They were responsible for a substantial portion of political content posted during the 2016 US campaign, and some of the same bots were later used to attempt to influence the 2017 French election (8). Bots are also deployed to manipulate algorithmsused to predict potential engagement with content by a wider population. Indeed, a Facebook white paper reports widespread efforts to carry out this sort of manipulation during the 2016 US election (5)."

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1. Create a sentence of your own in which youplagiarizeat least 15-20 words from the original text.

2. Create a sentence of your own in which youparaphrasethe same 15-20 words without attributing it (still plagiarizing).


3. Create a sentence of your own in which yousummarizea different portion of the original, but this time attribute it appropriately (not plagiarizing now).


4. Create a sentence of your own in which youquotethe original directly, but attribute it to the original source appropriately (not plagiarizing again).

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