How to fact-check in the AI age

The spread of misinformation is a growing concern complicated even more by artificial intelligence technologies.

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How to fact-check in the AI age

As AI-generated images and videos become more common, how do we distinguish fact from fiction?

In this free public webinar, the News Literacy Project’s Dan Evon and DeMario Phipps-Smith will discuss the fundamentals of fact-checking in the AI age. Join us to learn how to debunk false images and videos, both computer-generated and human-made.

  • Dan Evon writes for RumorGuard™, which uses examples of viral misinformation to help people learn to separate fact from fiction. He previously was a reporter for Snopes, the internet’s oldest fact-checking site.
  • DeMario Phipps-Smith leads news literacy training for adults around the country. DeMario joined NLP in September 2022 after more than six years as a digital media professional for various publications, including his hometown paper, the Chicago Sun-Times.

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Check First is a leading Finnish software and methodologies company, spearheading adversarial research techniques. We believe that everyone should be able to understand how and why content is presented to them. We advocate for online clarity and accountability, building solutions to attain this goal. Partnering with leading institutions, regulators, NGOs and educators, we aim at curbing the spread of disinformation and foreign influence manipulations.

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