Meta’s Nick Clegg on the Challenges of AI Misinformation
Ask students: What is Meta, and what social media outlets does it control? Why is some of this content likely to spread misinformation?
Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs for Meta and former Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. | PBS NewsHour.
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February 12, 2024
Ask students: What is Meta, and what social media outlets does it control? Why is some of this content likely to spread misinformation?
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Meta’s policy for dealing with deepfakes and AI is under fire after it allowed an altered video of President Biden to remain online. Meta’s oversight board called the company’s manipulated media policies “incoherent” and “confusing.” Meta now says it will label AI-generated content as such in the months to come. Amna Nawaz discussed more with Nick Clegg, president of global affairs at Meta.
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How do you think social media companies should try to address problems with misinformation and content generated by AI?
Media literacy: How does Meta determine whether content was generated by AI? Do you think this interview helped clarify how capable Meta is of identifying AI content?
How can you learn to spot AI generated content that my be misleading or intentionally spreading false information? Watch the following video from the MediaWise Teen Fact-checking network and discuss which strategies seem most effective in spotting AI content.
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Republished with permission from PBS NewsHour Classroom.