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Citations:

Amaral, Marina. “AI Is Creating Fake Historical Photos, and That’s a Problem.” The Colour of Time with Marina Amaral, 19 Mar. 2024, https://marinaamaral.substack.com/p/ai-is-creating-fake-historical-photos.

Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Isaevich. The Gulag Archipelago, 1918-1956: An Experiment in Literary Investigation. 1st ed., Harper & Row, 1974.

Orwell, George. Nineteen Eighty-Four. Penguin Classics

Cole. “Trust in Online Information: A Long, Deep Drop.” Center for the Digital Future, https://www.digitalcenter.org/columns/cole-internet-credibility/.

Marawe. “Never Assume That the Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Information Equals the Truth.” United Nations University, 8 May 2025, https://unu.edu/article/never-assume-accuracy-artificial-intelligence-information-equals-truth.

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This photo isn't real. An artificial intelligence model generated it.

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Writer: Marina Amaral

Text/subject: "AI is creating fake historical photos, and that's a problem", Marina Amaral runs a blog mostly centered around her work in colorizing historical photos. This post is on how AI is generating fake historical photos, and what that can mean for our perception of history and therefore reality.

Audience: Anybody on the internet.

Context: Marina Amaral's personal thoughts and what she has seen of what AI can output.

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Writer: George Orwell

Text/subject: 1984, what the main character of the novel, Winston, writes in his diary as he contemplates how being able to say for sure what is true and what is not is the basis of freedom, as well as the ability to rebel against unjust uses of power.

Audience: Anybody.

Context: George Orwell's thoughts on the political landscape of his time, and what totalitarian government looked like, as well as the abuse of power and information.

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A Quote from The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

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A Quote from The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

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Writer: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Text/subject: The Gulag Archipelago, Stalinist Russia, how people can be led to do morally unjust things while thinking that it is right.

Audience: Anybody who will listen, anybody who finds the text in their hands.

Context: Solzhenitsyn's personal experiences, his opinions based upon what he witnessed in Stalinist Russia.

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How We Should Judge Information Presented by AI

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How We Should Judge Information Presented by AI

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Never Assume that the Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Equals the Truth

Writer: Tshilidzi Marwala

Text/subject: "Never Assume that the Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Equals the Truth", Tshilidzi Marwala examines the mechanics behind artificial intelligence's ability to output erroneous information.

Audience: Anybody interested.

Context: Personally collected data, knowledge of the author and tests that were conducted by him.

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Never Assume That the Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Information Equals the Truth

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When accuracy is confused with truth, there is high risk of harm, especially in fields where human judgment and ethical considerations are critical.

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Writer: Jeffrey Cole

Text/subject: "Trust in Online Information: A Long, Deep Drop", Jeffrey Cole wrote this article for Center for the Digital Future during the 2024 presidential election, during a time where the transfer of information formed much of the basis of which voters voted for which candidate.

Audience: Anybody on the internet.

Context: Survey data from users of the internet in multiple countries.

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Trust in online information: a long, deep drop - Center for the Digital Future

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Trust in online information: a steady decline Since the Center [...]

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Feel free to elaborate upon why!

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How much of your perception of the world do you feel could come from biased informational sources?