How AI deepfakes threaten the 2024 elections
…including the 2022 U.S. midterms, the technology did not produce believable fakes and was not accessible enough, in terms of both affordability and ease of use, to be “weaponized for…
…including the 2022 U.S. midterms, the technology did not produce believable fakes and was not accessible enough, in terms of both affordability and ease of use, to be “weaponized for…
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…lede to “Ghost Tags: Inside New York City’s Black Market for Temporary License Plates,” by Jesse Coburn In April 2023, online news outlet Streetsblog NYC published the first story in…
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…which are sprayed on dried, shredded plant material to make fake marijuana, commonly known as K2 and spice. While synthetic cannabinoids are similar to the chemicals found in the marijuana…
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…the fake handbook were published in 1903 by a Russian newspaper, “Znamya,”though its origins are unclear. Conspiracy theories and stereotypes about Jews can be found on extremist websites and in the…
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…could be useful in a news story. Bik noted during the webinar that PubPeer is “heavily moderated” to reduce the likelihood of name-calling and speculation about a researcher’s work. The…
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…— news consumption via Facebook dropped 9 percentage points nationwide and 20 points among younger groups. The report dedicates an entire section to “fake news” and takes a global look…
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…United States, to gauge who’s paying for news and who’s willing to pay in the future. The good news: Of those who are not paying for online news now, younger…
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…so-called fake news, as some people have believed. It was “pushing the extreme version of narratives we already created ourselves,” Linvill tells Journalist’s Resource. “They were trying to push both…
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…If Trump is patient zero, the news media are the superspreader. News outlets defend the reporting of newsmakers’ deceptive claims by saying that their statements are “newsworthy.” It’s an argument…
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…procedure or even brush off guidance from their doctor in response to something they read or heard in a news report, researchers write in “Defining and Detecting Fake News in…
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