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Detecting LGBTQ+ Instances of Cyberbullying

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arxiv 2409.12263 v1 pith:EKXRW66F submitted 2024-09-18 cs.LG cs.SI

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keywords cyberbullyinglgbtqidentifyingmediamodelssocialabusiveaccurately
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Social media continues to have an impact on the trajectory of humanity. However, its introduction has also weaponized keyboards, allowing the abusive language normally reserved for in-person bullying to jump onto the screen, i.e., cyberbullying. Cyberbullying poses a significant threat to adolescents globally, affecting the mental health and well-being of many. A group that is particularly at risk is the LGBTQ+ community, as researchers have uncovered a strong correlation between identifying as LGBTQ+ and suffering from greater online harassment. Therefore, it is critical to develop machine learning models that can accurately discern cyberbullying incidents as they happen to LGBTQ+ members. The aim of this study is to compare the efficacy of several transformer models in identifying cyberbullying targeting LGBTQ+ individuals. We seek to determine the relative merits and demerits of these existing methods in addressing complex and subtle kinds of cyberbullying by assessing their effectiveness with real social media data.

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  1. SPILLOVER: Measuring Cyberbullying NormPropagation on Social Media

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    A preceding cyberbullying comment raises the odds that the next comment is cyberbullying, and the copied aggression is content-specific rather than generic, across four social media platforms.

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