Social Knowledge for Cross-Domain User Preference Modeling
2026-03-12T08:52:14Z•8ee740f3e531fb2406d85a1f77d6cb56bd10bc1becd11cc157adaecf2fe3e3cc
LLM-integrationUI-manipulationcontent-moderationde-anonymizationelection-securitymisinformationnetwork-analysisprivacysocial-embeddingssurveillancetargeted-advertisinguser-profiling
What happened
This collection of recent arXiv papers contains multiple findings with clear security and privacy implications. Key points: (1) "Social Knowledge for Cross-Domain User Preference Modeling" demonstrates that large-scale social embeddings (derived from X/Twitter) can project users into a joint social space enabling accurate zero‑shot prediction of preferences across domains — a capability that facilitates robust cross‑domain profiling, targeted recommendations/ads, and scalable user modeling when combined with LLMs. (2) The Community Notes study shows an algorithmic design that systematically "u
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- Source ID
- arxiv_cs_si
- Record identifier
- 8ee740f3e531fb2406d85a1f77d6cb56bd10bc1becd11cc157adaecf2fe3e3cc
- Enrichment time
- 2026-03-12T08:52:14Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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