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AI and Fake News

Fake news and propaganda are not new phenomena but when powered by modern information dissemination and AI technologies, they are manifesting themselves at scales and in ways previously not possible. This paper describes several human frailties that make today's “fake news” possible together with several AI-based technologies that can help defeat or defend those frailties. Our goal is to explore ways in which AI can play a role in the “fake news” arena.

George Cybenko | Anne K. Cybenko | G. Cybenko | Anne K. Cybenko

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