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Elections 2024: How AI will fool voters if we don't do something now - Vimarsana News

Elections 2024: How AI will fool voters if we don't do something now

As generative AI redefines political propaganda, it threatens to amplify misinformation and voter manipulation. Prof. Robert Crossler and ZDNET's resident presidential scholar discuss the digital challenges facing our upcoming election cycles.

Source: zdnet.com
Oct. 6: Business technology symposium explores role of information systems in business success - Vimarsana News

Oct. 6: Business technology symposium explores role of information systems in business success

Exploring the role of information systems within business organizations is the topic of the annual Business Technology Symposium, 1-3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, CUB Auditorium, at WSU.

Source: wsu.edu
Most Of Meta's Anti-Misinformation Team Laid Off Amid Oversight Board Call Out: Report - Vimarsana News

Most Of Meta's Anti-Misinformation Team Laid Off Amid Oversight Board Call Out: Report

Layoffs in the misinformation team came as part of the second round of reductions announced by Meta to cut around 4,000 employees this month.

Facebook found as big conduit of fake news during 2020 election: study-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Facebook found as big conduit of fake news during 2020 election: study-Xinhua

Facebook found as big conduit of fake news during 2020 election: study-

Facebook drives fake news more than other social media: Study - Vimarsana News

Facebook drives fake news more than other social media: Study

When it comes to election misinformation on social media, Facebook takes the cake, according to a new study which found heavy Facebook users were far more likely to consume fake news than Twitter or other social media sites.

Source: ctvnews.ca