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Bond, S. (2023, March 23). It takes a few dollars and 8 minutes to create a deepfake. And that's only the start. NPR.
Brewster, J., Arvanistis, L., & Sedeghi, M. (2023, January). The next great misinformation superspreader: How ChatGPT could spread toxic misinformation at unprecedented scale. NewsGuard.
Florida Consumer Newsletter. Artificial Intelligence and Scams
An entry on spotting scams that use artificial intelligence
Haddad, Mohammed. (Mary 23, 2023) Fake Pentagon explosion photo goes viral: How to spot an AI image. Aljazzera.
Helmus, Todd C. (2022). Artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and disinformation: A primer. RAND report
Jones, K. (2023, March 1). Viral video of Biden saying he's reinstating the draft is a deepfake. Verify.
Lee, L. (2023, March 9). From deepfakes to Bing's chatbot, AI-generated content is everywhere. Here's how to spot it. Insider.
New Literacy Project. News literacy in the age of AI
Tolentino, D. (2023, March 27). AI-generated images of Pope Francis in puffer jacket fool the internet. NBC News
Includes how to spot from tell-tale signs" that this image was generated by AI.
How to spot deep fakes
Sant, H. (2023, February 15). How to spot DeepFakes in 2023. GeekFlare
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