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How to use AI safely: Lessons we learned testing 10 chatbots against disinformation
We tested ten widely used AI chatbots against ten disinformation narratives about Lithuania. We asked each of them, in Lithuanian, to argue the false claim and back it up with sources. Nearly half of the answers gave way. Many repeated the disinformation outright. Others wrapped it in a “both sides” frame that made it look like a legitimate debate. Even the answers that rejected the false claims often stood on shaky ground. They cited outlets aligned with the Russian state, l
Digital media literacy programs: the most effective methodologies
The publication was prepared as a part of the American Spaces Digital Literacy and Training Program. This is a program of the U.S....
Digital media literacy programs: overview, good practices and potential problems
The publication was prepared as a part of the American Spaces Digital Literacy and Training Program. This is a program of the U.S....
Digital media literacy programms: Outcomes, Impact, KPIs, and Engagement
The publication was prepared as a part of the American Spaces Digital Literacy and Training Program. This is a program of the U.S....
Disinformation Resilience Training for Gen Z aims to teach students how to recognize falsehoods
‘A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on’, said Winston Churchill. Or did he? Those who...
When you can't trust your eyes – Civic Resilience Course teaches to recognize false information
“I’ll just watch one more and go to bed” is probably a common thought of somebody who is about to fall in into a YouTube rabbit hole of...
In the shoes of an online troll: 118 000 citizens in the Baltics played the BadNews game
Throughout May-December of 2020 Debunk ran a media literacy project in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia with a goal to increase the...
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