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Anonymous surveys protect participants from becoming targets of anti-2SLGBTQIA+ hate. However, researchers need to be careful about the potential for bad actors to spoil survey data. (Shutterstock)

AI can affect anonymous surveys. Here are some ways for researchers to mitigate its impact

Christopher Dietzel, Concordia University; Evan Vipond, York University, Canada, and Hannah Maitland, York University, Canada

Online surveys are a great way to gather data, but there is an increasing risk that data collection may be threatened by ‘bad actors’ and artificial intelligence.

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