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Detecting Inequality in Noisy Communication: Promises and Pitfalls of Large Language Models
How inequality is communicated shapes how it is explained, understood, and legitimated or contested. Yet studying these communicative processes at scale is challenging because inequality is multidimensional, often expressed implicitly and relationally, and context dependent. We argue that large lang
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