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701, 2026

Democracy in the Age of Deepfakes: How Can We Still Trust What We See?

January 7th, 2026|Categories: Article, EU Affairs, Europe, Fake News, Information Literacy, Media Literacy, Propaganda, Publications|

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has introduced a new dimension to the information landscape, enabling the creation of fabricated videos, images, and voices that convincingly imitate reality. Known as “deepfakes”, these synthetic media forms have become increasingly sophisticated and accessible, prompting concern among European policymakers and citizens alike. While they may once have appeared as online jokes or curiosity pieces, they now pose a serious threat to democratic trust across Europe. In the lead-up to elections, during conflict, or in everyday social media use, manipulated content can spread fast, eroding confidence in [...]

2111, 2016

Facebook’s Fake News Problem and What You Can Do to Stop It

November 21st, 2016|Categories: Article, Information Literacy, Information Verification, Media Literacy, News, Propaganda|Tags: , , |

Post-truth was named word of the year by Oxford Dictionaries last week as the scramble to understand what exactly happened in the US election was well underway. One argument being forwarded is that the proliferation of fake news on Facebook may have influenced the result.

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