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At the Ischia Prize the Results Ipsos Doxa, 48% of Italians Victims of Fake News

Summary by Il Tempo
NAPOLI (ITALPRESS) " Italians believe that it is still important to be informed and the time devoted to reading news and updating on national and global events is not in decline, but many consider it difficult to access quality information today, while the dissemination of disinformation is a widespread concern. And as for artificial intelligence, despite a certain awareness of the benefits of this new technology, the share of the public that pe…
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NAPOLI (ITALPRESS) " Italians believe that it is still important to be informed and the time devoted to reading news and updating on national and global events is not in decline, but many consider it difficult to access quality information today, while the dissemination of disinformation is a widespread concern. And as for artificial intelligence, despite a certain awareness of the benefits of this new technology, the share of the public that pe…

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Il Tempo broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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