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Society 1 year ago
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Indonesia’s fact-checkers slam Meta’s decision to end US fact-checking program
A coalition of Indonesian fact-checking institutions has denounced Meta’s decision to scrap its fact-checking program in the United States, raising concerns that the tech company may do the same in other countries, exacerbating the spread of false information over digital platforms.
Science & Tech 1 year ago
Disinformation experts slam Meta decision to end US fact-checking
Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced the company was going to "get rid" of its third-party fact-checkers in the United States, in a sweeping policy shift that analysts saw as an attempt to appease US President-elect Donald Trump.
Americas 1 year ago
Meta shelves fact-checking in policy reversal ahead of Trump administration
The move is Meta's biggest overhaul of its approach to managing political content on its services in recent memory and comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been signaling a desire to mend fences with the incoming administration.
Politics 1 year ago
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AI-fueled disinformation in Southeast Asia shows need for fact-checking, literacy
As technology gets more sophisticated with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), Southeast Asian nations need to improve their fact-checking abilities and literacy to combat disinformation, a study found.
National 4 years ago
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Success of vaccinations for minors hinges on parental awareness
The numbers of both new COVID-19 cases and deaths among minors have doubled over the past month, while the government has introduced emergency curbs to help mitigate the country’s most severe virus wave yet.
