Misinformation stories - Page 3

Australian firms are beefing up their AI investments to enhance productivity, and counter cyber threats, a new survey reveals.

Over half of corporate research professionals are displeased with AI tools, requiring more than just chat functions, says study.

Venafi warns of the rise of '1000x developer' and '1000x hacker' threats in 2024, fuelled by burgeoning AI innovations and cloud native vulnerabilities.

McAfee reveals cybercriminals exploit Australian actress Margot Robbie and other celebrities for online scams.

Kismet Group acquires Media.com to offer a platform combating misinformation and protecting users' reputation.

Iris.ai launches RW 1.0 to tackle inaccuracies in AI-generated research summaries, marking a significant step forward for the AI industry.

Deepfake technology can be used maliciously or with unethical intent, and this means deepfakes are a potentially dangerous tool.

Long story short, it's often the case that misinformation, threat and extremism link closely to cybersecurity issues and cyber harm.

Dysfunctional collaboration practices are risking project success and client relationships, warns Australian Institute of Project Management and KPMG.

Misleading information has emerged as one of the leading cyber risks in our society, affecting political leaders and the economy, says new study.

Social media's suspension of Trump does little to combat online misinformation, says Reset Australia's Chris Cooper.

Misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines on social media is feared to hinder Australia's vaccination efforts, according to a new poll.

The 2020 Future Cyber Threats report by Accenture highlights six extreme threats to the global financial services sector. Here are four of them.

Increase in misinformation and fake domains leads organisations to perceive the threat level as 'very significant', says new report.

Deepfakes present a mounting challenge, with a new study urging comprehensive assessment of existing laws before crafting new regulations to tackle the issue.

Facebook Africa is deploying local fact-checkers and improving digital literacy to combat misinformation ahead of elections across the continent.

Lies, fake news and misinformation – this is the age of the internet, and Twitter bots are largely responsible for perpetrating it.

Facebook takes additional steps to combat the spread of misinformation and remove cloaked ads, banning advertisers who use this technique.

Youth are more likely to seek advice from search engines than from family, friends and professionals, finds a Colmar Brunton survey commissioned by Youthline.

Are citizen journalism and social networking eroding the credibility of news? Online news increasingly raises concerns over reliability.