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Emmanuel Macron denounces AI video of fake coup in France
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French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Meta for refusing to remove an AI-generated video announcing a fake coup in France, viewed over 13 million times. Created by a Burkinabé teenager seeking fame, the video alarmed one of Macron's African colleagues. Le Monde identified the author, who expressed surprise at its virality.
The measles vaccine has averted 60 million deaths worldwide since 2000, yet low vaccination rates fueled by misinformation are causing outbreaks in several countries. A fraudulent 1998 study linking the MMR vaccine to autism continues to undermine public health efforts. Experts urge stronger measures to counter anti-vaccine disinformation on social media and beyond.
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An undated image showing an excavator demolishing the building of Apostle James Ng'ang'a's Neno Evangelism Ministry near Nairobi Railway Station has gone viral on social media, eliciting mixed reactions. However, a verification check has confirmed the image was created using artificial intelligence and the demolition claims are false. This incident highlights growing concerns about AI-generated content used to stir outrage online.
As bear sightings and attacks rise across Japan, fake videos created by generative AI are proliferating on social media. These clips are heightening public anxiety and risking misunderstandings about how to respond to real encounters. Experts urge verifying information from multiple sources.
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Former Borno State Governor Senator Ali Modu Sheriff has rejected a viral report claiming he accused Vice President Kashim Shettima of founding Boko Haram. He described the claims as false and malicious. The denial comes amid ongoing political tensions in Nigeria.
In rural America, physician shortages exacerbate the spread of health misinformation, straining doctor-patient relationships. Oncologist Dr. Banu Symington in Wyoming describes hostile encounters with patients distrustful of vaccines and science. Experts warn that these challenges are shortening lifespans in underserved areas.
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Swedish authorities have issued warnings about fake SMS messages falsely claiming that Sweden is experiencing an armed attack. The messages, which began circulating recently, are being investigated as potential misinformation campaigns. Citizens are advised to verify information through official channels.
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