  News in social media such as Twitter has been generated in high volume and
speed. However, very few of them can be labeled (as fake or true news) in a
short time. In order to achieve timely detection of fake news in social media,
a novel deep two-path semi-supervised learning model is proposed, where one
path is for supervised learning and the other is for unsupervised learning.
These two paths implemented with convolutional neural networks are jointly
optimized to enhance detection performance. In addition, we build a shared
convolutional neural networks between these two paths to share the low level
features. Experimental results using Twitter datasets show that the proposed
model can recognize fake news effectively with very few labeled data.
