Tuan-He Lee
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Tuan-He Lee is a rising scholar in misinformation studies, with a focused expertise on combating false information within private messaging ecosystems—a domain often overshadowed by public social media research. His most-cited work, "Countering Misinformation in Private Messaging Groups: Insights From a Fact-checking Chatbot" (2025, 10 citations), pioneers the design and evaluation of chatbot-driven interventions for platforms like WhatsApp and LINE. Lee’s major contribution lies in identifying how social norms and interpersonal relationships uniquely obstruct fact-checking in private groups, and in developing scalable, automated tools that respect these dynamics. By bridging human-computer interaction and computational social science, his research offers practical solutions for a pressing global challenge. Though early in his career, Lee’s work has already shaped discussions on platform accountability and digital literacy, earning recognition for its methodological innovation. His findings are critical for policymakers and tech designers seeking to curb misinformation in closed, high-trust environments.
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