Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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Jeju Island has long occupied a special place in the South Korean imagination. Known for its volcanic craters, dramatic coastal cliffs, emerald-green waters, and gentle orange groves, it has become a beloved honeymoon spot, a family vacation destination, and a backdrop for countless television dramas. Every year, millions of travelers…
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India’s semiconductor industry is entering a bold new era, but the road ahead is not lined only with bright announcements and generous subsidies. Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has delivered a blunt warning: as India becomes a more significant player in global chip design and manufacturing, it will become a target. In an interview with NDTV published on September 20, Vaishnaw said the country should prepare for cyberattacks, misinformation campaigns, and even physical attacks designed to disrupt its progress. “We will face cyberattacks. People will spread a lot of fake news. They will also try to do all…
Think about how much information you scroll past in a single day. News alerts, TikTok videos, tweets, headlines, captions, and posts from people you have never met. Now imagine that a significant portion of that content was not created by humans at all, but by machines designed to influence how you think. That is not a distant dystopian fantasy. It is happening right now. In 2025, research from Graphika revealed that online propaganda campaigns are increasingly built on artificial intelligence for the most basic functions of influence operations: generating content, running fake accounts, and creating inauthentic influencer personas. The report…
