Braghieri et al. (2025) measures news-consumption polarization (article-slant diversity), not affective polarization (in-group warmth minus out-group warmth). The 82% attribution to algorithmic exposure does not establish the framing's required causal effect on affective polarization.

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Braghieri et al. (2025) measures news-consumption polarization (article-slant diversity), not affective polarization (in-group warmth minus out-group warmth). The 82% attribution to algorithmic exposuuntested-default

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