Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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Numbers are supposed to be neutral. They come from investigations, spreadsheets, and death certificates, and they look like facts we can trust. But numbers do not have to be fabricated to mislead. They can be technically accurate and still tell a false story when “detected” becomes “caused,” when “involved” becomes…
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Paragraph 1: A Call for a Responsible and Accountable Press in Challenging Times In a moment when public trust hinges on transparent communication and reliable information, the Prime Minister’s Press Secretary, AAM Saleh Shibly, has extended a thoughtful and urgent invitation to the media to step into a more meaningful role. Speaking at a press briefing held at the Karabi Hall of the Prime Minister’s Office, Shibly used the occasion of the government’s seven months in office not only to reflect on achievements but also to envision a stronger, more collaborative relationship between the press, the state, and the citizens.…
There was a time, not so long ago, when people settled arguments at the dinner table by reaching for an encyclopedia, or waited for the evening news to know what was happening in the world. Today, many of us simply ask a chatbot. We type a question into a search bar or an AI assistant and receive a confident, fluent answer in seconds. These conversational tools, powered by large language models, have slipped into our daily routines so quietly that we hardly notice how much they now shape our understanding of reality. The numbers are staggering: Google reports that its…
