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<p>more widely accepted than it actually is.  This can lead individuals to adjust their own opinions to match what they think most people believe.</p>

<p>As well, bots tend to amplify emotional and polarizing content, especially in political discussions. By increasing the visibility of negative or controversial messages, bots can trigger stronger emotional reactions and deepen divisions between groups. This can change the overall tone of online conversations and reinforce people's existing beliefs.</p>

<p>Even a small number of bots in a network</p><p>
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