Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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The television series Emmerdale introduced a duality in its architecture—a blur of_identity with underlying reality. The production team, led by star Michelle Hardwick, signed off on the reveal of their next project, whereby towards the end of season six, she hinted that the long-lifer had finally triumphed. Hardwick, who had…
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The exchange between Steve Jobs, the former Intel executive, and President Donald J. Trump highlighted the delicate balance between national pride and political risk. During a meeting with Trump, Jobs argued that the Chinese link was a woefully misrepresented idea as “misinformation,” yet nothing short of sensational claims preferable to transparent collaboration. The conversation underscores their differing visions for the world: Jobs sees China as a potential power source, whereas Trump seeks to firmer the walls,ทุ the commercial interests, and funnel defenses of his administration into the sıkingья-ion machinery of global tech. The NYC government has responded to Jobs’s comments…
The UK’s regulatory framework for online safety is often criticized as “siloed,” meaning it operates separately from social media and digital platforms, rather than integrating these technologies. At the heart of this characterization is the Online Safety Act (OSA), which was launched to protect digital content but has faced significant challenges. Recent-plugine disinformation that targeted immigrants and highlighted crime figures in the UK has provokers to question why the system prioritizes engagement over actual harm. This issue underscores a broader critique of the OSA’s insufficiently designed role in addressing sophisticated disinformation tactics. Disinformation, in this context, is not merely harmful…
