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Science & Tech 2 years ago
Deepfakes deceive voters from India to Indonesia before elections
With a hotly-contested local election in his home state of Rajasthan last November, and a national election due by May this year, the opportunity for his company, The Indian Deepfaker, is tremendous. But Jadoun was reluctant.
Academia 2 years ago
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Hate speech fuels rejection of Rohingya refugees
Rohingya and Palestine share common ground in their plight – they are both victims of genocide in their respective countries, but receive vastly different treatment, almost at opposite ends of the spectrum, on social media.
Science & Tech 2 years ago
Tech giants roll back misinformation curbs ahead of 2024 polls
Whether it is YouTube scrapping a key misinformation policy or Facebook altering fact checking controls, the social media giants are demonstrating a certain lassitude with being the sheriffs of the internet Wild West.
Politics 2 years ago
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Protecting journalism key to arresting democratic decline
With the proliferation of military coups and crackdowns on civil liberties in recent years, the world has been contending with acute democratic regression in many quarters, made worse by widespread misinformation that has rendered civic spaces less effective and more hostile.
