[DECODED] What a fake Duterte tells us about our bigger AI problem
Disinformation spreads rapidly because it’s becoming easier and cheaper to create fakes, while the systems behind them are outpacing the safeguards meant to mitigate the risks
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FACT CHECK: Contrary to claim, Marcos has no plans to resign
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. did not say that he is planning to resign; the false claim is actually the opposite of the news headline “Marcos has no plans to resign, Palace says” that the person was showing in the video.
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[DECODED] No, this ‘handsome’ Duterte grandson is not real
A young Duterte is racking up swooning comments and supporters online. Except he’s synthetic.
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WATCH: Red flag or green flag? Advocates weigh in on anti-disinformation bill
In this video, the Ateneo Human Rights Center, Youth Voices Count, PressOne, and PHINMA Education evaluate the critical provisions of the bill and decide whether they are ready to commit, or pop the red balloon
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Marcos touts AI upskilling, calls for online protections vs. violence, ‘fake news’
Marcos says the Philippines must prepare for an AI-driven future while protecting children from online harms
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Groups file ethics complaint vs Pia Cayetano over video used to troll Diokno
The complainants accuse Senator Pia Cayetano of sharing a spliced and misleading video while she sits as a senator-judge in the Sara Duterte impeachment trial
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Fact Check wRap: Lies about Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial
Fake news peddlers are unbowed in sharing disinformation on social media
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[DECODED] Another school shooting, another wave of disinformation
As long as the online platforms are designed to chase engagement and profits, public safety will always take a back seat
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[The Wide Shot] Tips for faith communities when Sara Duterte attacks truth and Truth
I hope that people of faith will realize how such attacks on the press erode our capacity to distinguish fact from fiction and, ultimately, right from wrong
