Australia has joined the list of Western countries banning TikTok from the devices of government officials, citing “advice from intelligence and security agencies.” Other countries who’ve done the same include Canada, the US, UK, Belgium, as well as the E.U. Commission. Your thoughts? Let’s tweet about it.
Human curation > misinformation?
The news industry’s been under fire for years. Some of the challenges faced include sensationalism, monetization, filter bubbles caused by algorithmic content recommendations, and — most recently — the threat of mass misinformation powered by AI.
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This focus on human curation is a deliberate response to the rise of AI-driven content recommendations, which have been criticized for perpetuating misinformation and echo chambers.
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In celebration of its launch, informed news is offering a double-length free trial for the community. Give it a try and leave a review to let the team know your feedback.
Your agents stopped answering and started doing
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