The Digital Future of Facts
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The mediated world in which we live is essentially changing the way we explain, revive and build our perception of ‘reality’, facts and news. Augmented and virtual reality, artificial intelligence and new machine learning techniques or bots and algorithms for content creation and recommendation, just to name a few technologies, are already taking part of the mechanisms that the media professionals are using. Being or not aware of these technologies, we all deal with them in our daily life. These technologies profoundly transform the nature of the creation of the news content, challenging our ability to critically analyze the massive amounts of information we are exposed to daily, with new and highly complex mechanisms of manipulation, impersonation, and influence we still need to assimilate.
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