Google's Reimagine AI tool works well, perhaps too well, so it can be easily abused
Looks like the safeguards aren't safe enough just yet
TikTok is pushing fake news alerts about Taylor Swift and Shohei Ohtani as "Breaking"
Social media remains a hub for misinformation
YouTube tests Twitter-style community notes to fight misinformation
Using the community to fight YouTube BS
TikTok's rising popularity in news consumption challenges Facebook's reign
Thirty percent of US adults still prefer Facebook for their news
Meta says Chinese law enforcement linked to world's largest covert influence operation
Some of the pro-Chinese, anti-US headlines included claims about Covid-19's origins
The EU tells social media companies that AI-generated content should be labeled
To stop the spread of disinformation
EU warns Elon Musk that lack of Twitter moderation could help Vladimir Putin
Russian propaganda could spread if unchecked
A hot potato: As Elon Musk reduces Twitter's content moderation to make the platform a bastion of free speech while also cutting its workforce, one of the European Union's top officials has warned the billionaire could be inadvertently helping Vladimir Putin by not removing Russian propaganda relating to the war in Ukraine.
China-based network tried to influence midterms, but long lunches and 9-to-5 hours hampered efforts
Taking a more relaxed approach to disinformation campaigns
Ukraine shuts down Russian bot farm operating one million fake accounts that spread disinformation
5,000 SIM cards and 200 proxy servers were also seized
More Americans believe the government, tech firms should take steps to restrict false information online
Should the government or tech companies do more to stop the spread of misinformation?
Google is warning users when search results aren't reliable
Designed for breaking news
Facebook is prompting some users to read articles before sharing them
Will it make a difference?
Zuckerberg suggests minor reform of Section 230, which deals with immunity for online platforms from third-party content
Tech CEOs are about to get grilled again
Twitter's 'Birdwatch' will fight the spread of misinformation
Upcoming feature will add more context to tweets that have been flagged by users
No, AMD isn't discontinuing the Radeon RX 5700 series
AMD will continue to respond to market demand
Facebook doesn't want to be an "arbiter of truth," but will verify the identities of people behind popular Pages
Posts from unverified Pages will have limited reach
Facebook will ban deepfakes, but many fake videos can still fall through the cracks
The company's criteria for video removal doesn't affect all fake videos
Tim Berners-Lee says the web has its problems, but they can be fixed
It's the world wide web's birthday
Facebook and Instagram crack down on anti-vaccine content
Pages and groups that spread misinformation will become less visible
Google presents its anti-fake news system in detail
Disinformation is easily buried in the depths of Search
OpenAI has a text-generation tool that can write convincing fake news
'Fake news is already a problem, but if it were automated, it might be harder to tune out'
Microsoft's mobile Edge browser will warn users about fake news
The browser says not to trust the Daily Mail
WhatsApp fights fake news by limiting the number of times you can forward a message
Following a six-month test in India
New study finds internet users over 65 share the most fake news
The study found that 18% of Republicans shared fake news and less than 4% of Democrats did