User:Emilio Ferrara

I am Emilio Ferrara, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Southern California, where I direct the HUMANS Lab. My research covers social bots and automated accounts, coordinated inauthentic behaviour, influence operations, misinformation, network science, and bias and safety in large language models.

Conflict of interest

I am the subject of the article Emilio Ferrara. I do not edit it. I did edit it in 2023, before I understood the guidance at WP:AUTOBIOGRAPHY; CristianCantoro correctly flagged that on the article talk page and I have stayed off it since.

I also edit articles in my research areas, and some of those edits add citations to work I co-authored. I disclose that in advance under WP:COI and note it in the edit summary whenever it applies. The standard I hold myself to: I only propose a citation where the article is already deficient on its own terms, meaning it carries a maintenance template such as {{citation needed}} or an existing source demonstrably does not support the claim attached to it. Where a source by another author fits a sentence better, I use that instead. I do not add citations to my own work merely because it is absent.

If any editor considers one of my edits inappropriate, please revert it and leave a note on my talk page. I will not reinstate a reverted edit; I will discuss it instead.

Alternative accounts

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I am recording the connection here so that it is visible to anyone reviewing my edits, rather than something that has to be inferred.

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