Misinformation

Imagine scrolling through your phone during an election campaign and seeing a post that makes you pause. It might be…

Here is a humanized summary and expansion of the initiative described, presented in six paragraphs. — In the bustling streets…

1. The Warning from Jakarta: When Machines Feed on Bad Data In a recent statement that has reverberated through Indonesian…

When a clip of a man sprinting for safety as a powerful lion charges after him begins to circulate online,…

The scene is becoming painfully familiar in households across Houston: a child sits at the kitchen table, pencil in hand,…

On a late-August morning in western New Hampshire, a group of 25 journalists, physicians, and researchers gathered at Dartmouth not…

The internet was once a wide-open space of wonder and curiosity for our children—a place to learn, laugh, and connect.…

It is becoming harder than ever to know what is true online. Every day, people scroll through endless posts, videos,…

In the lead-up to South Africa’s pivotal local government elections, the Electoral Commission (IEC) has introduced a formal code of…

In the quiet, sun-baked corridors of Arizona’s state capitol, a familiar sense of urgency hangs in the air, but this…

1. The Broken Promise of the Connected World There was a time, not so long ago, when the internet felt…

The Day That Changed Everything: Reflections on 9/11 at 25 Years As we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11,…