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Elon Musk -- who notoriously has a contentious relationship with mainstream media -- promoted so-called "fake news" accounts reporting on the Israel-Gaza war as reliable sources of information.

Due to the growing use of AI, Twitter is having trouble preventing the spread of misleading content across its platform. Today, it has announced Community Notes as an attempt to handle the issue.

Analysts fear the mushrooming of generative AI content can act as an explosive fuel for trading algos, which are designed to react in milliseconds to real-time developments.

It took just 20 minutes for the photograph showing black smoke pouring from a building that looked like the Defence Department HQ to be proved a fake, but it still went viral.

On Monday morning, a verified Twitter account called Bloomberg Feed shared an ominous tweet. Beneath the words, "Large Explosion near The Pentagon Complex in Washington, D.C. - Initial Report," it sh...

An AI-generated image exposed, how Twitters paid verification programme has become a joke. A Twitter troll posted a fake image of a supposed blast near Pentagon, which caused a dip in the US stock market.

A verified Twitter account used AI to create a picture of the Pentagon Complex under attack. Twitter later deleted it banned the account.

Incident shows weakness of Twitter's verification system, speed of misinformation.

Large Explosion near The Pentagon Complex in Washington D.C. - Initial Report Twitter account that reported about explosion near the Pentagon has deleted the…

A likely AI-generated image of a fake explosion at the Pentagon garnered so much attention on Twitter that the stock market briefly fell.