US EditionThe ethics of social media sourcing in an age of misinformation
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The ethics of social media sourcing in an age of misinformation
Graphic by James Salanga. The dissemination of inaccurate information online is hardly a new problem, but the extent of its damage has reached unparalleled levels. Now, with Mark Zuckerberg’s recent decision to eliminate fact-checkers on Facebook, the proliferation of generative artificial intelligence and bots on every platform programmed to mimic a widespread consensus, and X’s pay-to-play verifications (not to mention the implantation of comm…
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