Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
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Paragraph 1 When Communications Minister Anika Wells sat down for ABC’s Insiders on Sunday, she knew the questions were coming. The Albanese government had just released the exposure draft of its sweeping new internet law, the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill, and the political atmosphere was thick…
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In a quiet yet resolute demonstration of political confidence, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stood before an audience at the Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini, a research and leadership-training institute long associated with the BJP, to deliver a message that was as much a tribute as it was a strategic declaration. The occasion was nothing short of historic: marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarkable, unbroken 25-year tenure as the head of a government—first as the Chief Minister of Gujarat and now as the Prime Minister of India. For a quarter of a century, Modi has not merely held office but has reshaped the…
In the unassuming floodplains of Gaibandha, a northern district of Bangladesh known for its rivers and seasonal floods, a single individual is alleged to have quietly built a propaganda machine that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. According to a report published Thursday by Anthropic, the US-based artificial intelligence company behind the Claude model, this person used Claude to generate and distribute fabricated pro-Awami League news content for sixteen months. The scale is staggering: at least 1,500 headlines, 300 false narratives, and 1,500 prompts for creating images, all aimed at a rural Bangladeshi audience with limited literacy.…
