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UNESCO official discusses AI's role in disinformation spread, Storyz offers AI solution

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Guy Berger from UNESCO highlighted the rapid spread of disinformation online, exacerbated by social media and artificial intelligence. The tech company Storyz is developing AI solutions to identify websites prone to spreading false information. Experts emphasize the need for public education on spotting disinformation and continued research to combat its harmful effects on democracy and electoral trust. AI

IMPACT AI is identified as a key factor in the rapid spread of disinformation, necessitating AI-driven solutions for detection and public education.

RANK_REASON The item discusses the challenges and potential solutions related to AI and disinformation, featuring commentary from a UNESCO representative.

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · czds ·

    Guy Berger from UNESCO talked about how disinformation spreads quickly online due to social media and artificial intelligence (AI). A tech company called Storyz

    Guy Berger from UNESCO talked about how disinformation spreads quickly online due to social media and artificial intelligence (AI). A tech company called Storyzy is trying to help by using AI to identify websites that might share false information. Experts agree that it’s importa…

    LINKS unesco.org/…/artificial-intelligence-and-…

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