NLP’s Veiga on CNN: How to detect AI-generated news stories

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In a CNN interview, the News Literacy Project offered strategies for determining whether news coverage is AI-generated.

Christina Veiga, NLP’s senior director of media relations, explained how to read laterally – leaving one online source to read what others have to say about a topic or issue – and how to conduct a reverse image search to investigate whether humans or AI are behind the news you consume.

Watch the full report here.

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