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News that is misleading or untrue.

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Final boss of the 2016 elections (allegedly)

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Deep fakes can be used to make images of people that look real but are not

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Artificial intelligence can now be used to replicated people's voices

7 - NPR

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Lyrebird wants to use AI voices to help people with disabilities who have lost their voice.

7 - NPR

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Donald Trump saying tweet about South Korea

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Donald Trump saying tweet about South Korea

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With this example, it is shown that AI can be used to make people say things. This could be used to falsely accuse people of saying horrible things.

7- NPR

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The Onion is a satirical news site. They post outrageous things, such as: "Hamburger Helper Unveils New Line Of Erotic Casseroles Meant To Be Eaten Off Naked Body". Truly ahead of our time.

When we observe its about section, we can see it's obviously fake. There are not 4.3 trillion people on Earth, and a news organiaion couldn't possible own "majority of the world’s transoceanic shipping lanes".

3 - The Onion

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This image of mutant flowers was circulating after a viral Twitter post. However, Twitter isn't the most reliable when it comes to news.
5 - Imgur

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Sometimes people share fake news without realizing it

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Sometimes people share fake news without realizing it

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Social media is not the most reliable in terms of the news

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Social media is not the most reliable in terms of the news

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Since anyone can post, anyone can spread fake news.

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When emotions and stress are high, people are most susceptible to believe fake news.

12 - USA Today

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"6000 rioters and looters are on a bus to Notre Dame Indiana"

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"6000 rioters and looters are on a bus to Notre Dame Indiana"

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"In June, amid protests against police violence, claims spread across small towns that supposed violent protesters and memebers of far-left militant antifa were on the way to riot and loot."

Source: 12 - USA Today

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Use logic and reason to weed out fake news.
12 - USA Today

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"Yellow journalism-- sensaltionalist stories that often have a political bent", is what tends to go viral.

4 - The Atlantic

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People tend to believe fake news more in group settings

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People tend to believe fake news more in group settings

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"You somehow feel like you're part of a crowd and you don't need to fact check because somebody else will"

6 - NPR

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Sometimes deep fakes can be used to spread misinformation
8 - PBS

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9 - Stanford

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9 - Stanford

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9 - Stanford

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What is the evidence? Where is this source coming from?

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What is the evidence? Where is this source coming from?

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This post lacks any sort of evidence, basically just telling us to trust it without second thought. It's also very biased.

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It's a blogspot website, and we don't know who Dr. Turner is. However, it lists reliable sources we can fact check.

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Not sure, but it stands above the Twitter post

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Not sure, but it stands above the Twitter post

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It does have a bias because it's a sports page so they want sports to flourish. They argue against it because students would have to time for sports if there were Saturday school. It does give a good reason that's understandable, so I'd say it's pretty reliable.

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National Geographic is a television network that talks about nature. We know that NatGeo tells the truth and is trustworthy, so we are able to trust their Instagram.
10 - pg 5 Unit 2 packet

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With the rise of ChatGPT, students are able to make artifical intelligence do the work for them.
15 - Wired

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"Curriculum cannot act as role models, but teachers can."

"the humanity required to navigate intimate human relationships is not something AI will ever be able to replace."
15 - Wired