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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_285697 ·

    AI-generated misinformation is a growing problem for fact-checkers

    Fact-checking organizations are increasingly encountering AI-generated misinformation, which is no longer a niche issue but a significant portion of their investigations. A study by Full Fact and the University of Westm…

  2. TOOL · CL_260371 ·

    Full Fact launches AI tool to verify authenticity of media

    Full Fact has developed a new tool designed to evaluate artificial intelligence models. This tool aims to assist in distinguishing between genuine and AI-generated photos and video footage. The initiative is part of bro…

  3. TOOL · CL_121723 ·

    Full Fact uses AI tools to combat AI-generated misinformation

    Full Fact, an organization focused on fact-checking, has developed a suite of AI-powered tools designed to monitor and combat AI-generated misinformation. These tools are capable of tracking claims across various platfo…

  4. COMMENTARY · CL_46941 ·

    AI models exhibit high error rates, necessitating human fact-checking

    AI models frequently produce inaccurate information, with studies indicating error rates ranging from 20% to over 60% depending on the model and task. While AI can assist in processing large volumes of data to identify …

  5. COMMENTARY · CL_37183 ·

    Facebook pages use AI to spread fake UK politician stories

    Facebook pages, reportedly operated from Vietnam, are generating and disseminating fabricated stories about UK politicians through AI. These pages have amassed significant engagement by publishing false narratives, ofte…

  6. MEME · CL_33920 ·

    Viral claim of 188 children for benefits debunked as fiction

    A viral story claiming an individual named Alibana Muhammad had 188 children to collect government benefits has been debunked by fact-checking organizations. There is no credible evidence to support the existence of suc…