The Dec. 18 front-page article “Flood of falsehoods: AI fake news surges online” cited the bum advice that to avoid disinformation “people should watch for clues in articles, ‘red flags’ such as ‘really odd grammar’ or errors in sentence construction.” The real solution is to stop reading garbage. Most publications with real, paid writers and editors to double-check the facts have paywalls, which help pay to produce real news.
False information on the internet is everywhere. But the news sections of even ideologically divergent sites such as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times agree on most of the facts. Patronize real news sites that pay journalists to fact-check every assertion.
Thomas O’Brien, Charlottesville
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December 23, 2023 at 04:10AM
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