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    The European Union is pushing online platforms like Google and Meta to step up the fight against false information by adding labels to text, photos and other content generated by artificial intelligence, a top official said Monday.

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    • Is it real or made by AI? Europe wants a label for that as it fights disinformation https://t.co/TzXrr4HIHZ AI = “fresh challenges for the fight against disinformation.” Calling for "labels to text, photos & other content generated by artificial intelligence." #ScienceUpFirst

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    The Times reviewed 101 studies of medication abortion, spanning continents and decades. All concluded that the pills are a safe method for terminating a pregnancy.

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    • The embrace of abortion #misinformation is doing real damage – especially among Republicans and (sigh) men. Research shows abortion medication safe (https://t.co/kY86k3NhfM by @amyswalk et al) via @KFF cc @DrJenGunter @picardonhealth #ScienceUpFirst https://t.co/yXFACn0gBA https://t.co/afRP6pYkWt

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    RTÉ’s Media Correspondent Sinéad Crowley examines issues around media literacy and online safety.

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    • What is being done to curb spread of '#misinformation'? https://t.co/ETsFcXhHoB by @SineadCrowley via @rte "The capacity for disinformation to spread is also heightened if the receiver is already inclined to believe it, or has a bias towards believing it." #ScienceUpFirst

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    Brazzaville/Lilongwe – When Malawian journalist Suwira Wanda participated in a recent training to sensitize the national media organizations to misinformation, she learnt for the first time that it is possible to be asymptomatic for cholera, but still infect others through contaminated water. It was crucial training for the journalist at Zodiak, one of the country’s leading media outlets, during…

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    • Goal: “To detect, disrupt and counter misinformation” "Equipping health workers, media to fight misinformation on cholera" https://t.co/VUyIb8if4I via @WHO @WHOAFRO #ScienceUpFirst

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    The World Health Organization called for caution on Tuesday in using artificial intelligence for public healthcare, saying data used by AI to reach decisions could be biased or misused.

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    • WHO warns against bias, misinformation in using AI in healthcare https://t.co/kvad0CCtof "The WHO said in a statement the data used to train AI may be biased and generate misleading or inaccurate information..." #ScienceUpFirst