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Journalists urged to harness AI to combat election misinformation

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Antony Kioko
Journalists urged to harness AI to combat election misinformation
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The Media Council of Kenya is training journalists to use artificial intelligence to detect misinformation and verify content ahead of the upcoming general election. Officials emphasized the need for digital literacy as many journalists covering the election will be doing so for the first time.

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As AI-generated misinformation becomes more sophisticated, training journalists to use these same tools for fact-checking is critical for maintaining democratic integrity.

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As next year’s elections approach, journalists have been cautioned against falling prey to misinformation which is rampant during the era of artificial intelligence (AI).

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The article provides a balanced overview of industry initiatives to combat misinformation without taking a political stance.

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