Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Disinformation”
Trump Jr and conspiracy theory: analysis of World War III statement
Donald Trump Jr.'s statement about the "military-industrial complex" seeking to trigger World War III is a classic example of a modern conspiracy theory that distorts the historical concept introduced by President Eisenhower. By connecting real events (arms deliveries to Ukraine) with a fictional, malicious plan, this narrative serves specific political goals: it presents Trump as the sole guarantor of peace, deprecates opponents as puppets of the "deep state," and undermines trust in public institutions. It's a characteristic example of simplifying complex geopolitical processes to the level of a simple conspiracy, fitting into a broader trend of populist anti-establishment rhetoric.
read moreAI series: A scenario of how AI can take over recommendation systems, generating and reinforcing conspiracy theories and disinformation
Description of prompt engineering to demonstrate how AI can take over recommendation systems, generating and reinforcing conspiracy theories and disinformation. My analysis goes beyond the current framework of copyright and labor rights discussions, showing deeper mechanisms of potential threat. A systematic analysis of AI-related threats and specific scenarios of potential misuse.
read moreBetween Censorship and Freedom: DSA and the Moderation Dilemma in the Internet
Reflection on the challenges of moderation and disinformation in the age of DSA, which is stirring controversy and is itself a target of disinformation. An analysis of potential censorship risks online and proposals for a tagging-based approach rather than content removal.
read moreCrazy Conspiracy Theories in the 2023 Polish Parliamentary and Senate Elections
The 2023 Polish Parliamentary and Senate elections brought numerous conspiracy theories and disinformation, mostly propagated by Confederation candidates. Here's a catalog of the most remarkable cases.
read moreActivism in the Shadow of Cognitive Biases and Confirmation Bias
Discover how cognitive biases and confirmation bias affect social activism. This article sheds light on the challenges faced by activists in the digital age, analyzing the case of Adam Pustelnik and emphasizing the importance of accurate information interpretation in the fight against disinformation.
read moreBetween Innovation and Disinformation - An Analysis of the Market for Books Generated by Artificial Intelligence
In this article, I address the topic of content generation by artificial intelligence and its impact on the publishing market and, more broadly, on the quality of information available to readers. I present concerns about the quality and authenticity of AI-generated content in the context of disinformation and potential spam.
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