Anne Kruger and Richard Murray Responses from policymakers, professionals and educators to the urgency of AI draw many parallels to earlier phenomena in the growth of online misinformation and disinformation. A key difference however was the sudden global generative AI product releases that forced stakeholders into...
Vamsi Krishna Pothuru How the advent of generative AI has worsened the misinformation problem in India – and the responses from stakeholders, along with potential solutions for the future. In recent years, misinformation aided by digital technologies has been a persistent problem. It has been proven to...
Hasani Felix Journalism is a field which entails telling the public what they need to know with accuracy, clarity and simplicity so everyone can understand. The general aim is to provide new and relevant information to an intended audience. Historically, journalists began publishing news utilizing the...
Ricardo Brooks It was with some interest that I noted that the 2025 Global Risk Report by the World Economic Forum identified misinformation and disinformation as the most pressing risk facing the world over the next two years. Admittedly, at first glance one could be forgiven for...
Cordel Green In a world where the flick of a thumb can transmit ideas across continents, ignite social movements, or unleash torrents of disinformation, the question before us is urgent: how do we safeguard the public interest in this vast and often uncharted communication space? How...
Laine McCrory A significant catalyst for the development of artificial intelligence (AI) research occurred when computer scientist Alan Turing asked the question: can machines think? In his research, Turing evaluated whether users could tell the difference between two different terminals – one of which was controlled...
