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Dangerous memes | AI Pikachu

How memes are used to spread misinformation, four-year-old fact-checkers, viral falsehoods about fentanyl, debunking an AI Pikachu video, and…

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Signal chat leak | Al Roker deepfake

Examining journalism ethics behind The Atlantic’s decision to publish top-secret chat, scammers using AI to impersonate journalists, and debunking…

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Measles myths | Teen watchdog

Health misinformation and distrust fuels measles outbreaks, Russian disinformation floods AI chatbots, and debunking a fake post attributed to…

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Special issue: Fact-checking quiz

Use this fact-checking quiz from the News Literacy Project to review three social media posts and spot the red…

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Black press | LawTubers

Press freedom advocates decry a judge’s order for a Mississippi newspaper to remove an editorial, Black press legacy, and…

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Gen Z knows journalism? | USAID rumor

Why marginalized groups distrust mainstream news outlets like BBC, a journalist opines about her Gen Z peers not understanding…

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