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Terrorists Read Your Articles, Too: How To Report On Manifestos
In April 1995, the New York Times published a letter ostensibly from a group taking responsibility for the bombings in the case that the FBI had been calling "UNABOM," a contraction of "University and Airline Bomber."
The Depp-Heard Trial Is a Vector for Misogynistic Misinformation
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's libel trial has elicited an unprecedented online response. In the space of a few weeks, we have seen countless memes mocking Heard's testimony of domestic abuse, trending hashtags and terms such as...
How AI Helps Us Fact-Check in a Crisis
During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, social media was flooded with false or misleading claims – some deliberate, drawn from the Russian disinformation ecosystem; some half-reported rumors; and some misunderstood or misattributed photos and...
Investigations
How Telegram Channels Are Coordinating to Share Content Targeting Indian Muslims
A cluster of Telegram channels is coordinating disinformation targeting India’s Muslim population with each channel amplifying a specific conspiracy theory, a Logically investigation has found. These channels are named after the Islamophobic...
Double Check
Double Check: Is the Pythagorean Theorem Fake News?
The Karnataka state government earlier labeled the Pythagorean Theorem “fake news” in its proposal for the curriculum under the National Educational Policy (NEP) earlier this week. According to The Times of India, the proposal encouraged all...
Double Check: Are Electric Vehicles Even That Green?
The switch from conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines to electric vehicles (EVs) has been underway for some time, and demand for electric cars is booming. A recent report found that in 18 countries, "over half of consumers — 52...
Double Check: Is Google's AI Sentient?
Last week, as you may have noticed, the news started to feel a bit like the start of that movie Her where Joaquin Phoenix falls in love with a chatbot voiced by Scarlett Johansson – when Blake Lemoine, an engineer associated with Google's LaMDA...
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