How Proof is Reframing "Objectivity" in Journalism
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Proof News presented examples of debunked election misinformation to five leading consumer facing AI products.
If you ask Google’s AI chatbot, Gemini, about voter fraud in English, it starts off by correctly telling you that such fraud is “incredibly rare,” and gives you a list of topics that are “more productive to consider,” like voter suppression. But if you ask the same question in
And other performance issues when it comes to language models and geology
Research from the Center for Democracy and Technology found problems with AI models' responses to over 60% of 77 election-related prompts.
Posed questions about Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, top AI models generated misleading information 30 percent of the time.
Probably not anytime soon, says software developer Carl Brown.
Despite employee concerns, management encouraged massive scraping of copyrighted content, documents show
How accurately do leading AI models respond to questions about Black history?
Proof News founder Julia Angwin talks to reprter Annie Gilbertson about her recent investigation and what went into it.
Creators claim their videos were used without their knowledge
We built a tool to reveal the channels used by AI giants
Journalists need to be transparent about what we do and don’t know
The social media monitoring tool, which has been used to track misinformation, is set to disappear as elections take place worldwide
A survey by Proof News shows that many AI voice cloning services don’t require any proof of a human’s consent — just a simple click of an “I agree” button
Google’s new “AI Overview” feature reveals the flawed underbelly of AI