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The war signaled critical challenges in the growing gap between the sophistication of AI deception and analysts’ ability to detect it, heral
The Iran–Israel conflict has evolved into an information war as significant as a military one, with AI-edited clips and recycled footage playing a crucial role. This article explores the rapid spread of false videos and the challenges faced in verifying their authenticity. #MCO335
It’s wild how internet trolls are basically created by the environment of social media. Nobody just wakes up one day and decides, “Yeah, I’m going to spend all my free time making strangers miserable.” It usually starts smaller, someone posts a hot take, gets a few laughs, or sees how easy it is to stir up a reaction. That dopamine hit of attention is addicting. Add anonymity on top of that, and suddenly you’ve got people saying things they’d never say face to face. But it’s not just about laughs or cruelty for cruelty’s sake. Some trolls are born out of frustration, insecurity, or the need for control in a space where they feel powerless in real life. Social media algorithms amplify this by rewarding negativity and conflict because outrage equals engagement. Over time, trolling stops being a “joke” and becomes their whole online identity. Trolls aren’t made in a vacuum they’re shaped by the systems that thrive on chaos.
This video goes in depth on different types of internet trolls and how people might become trolls online
This picture signifies how easy it is to spew hatred online and just how damaging it can be.
“Progress now requires humanity coming together not just as cities or nations, but also as a global community,” wrote Zuckerberg in his letter. “This is especially important right now. Facebook stands for bringing us closer together and building a global community.”
Arguably the biggest social media platform "meta" has a history of data breaches and misuse of personal information. This most recent privacy breach is no exception.
This chart shows that almost half of U.S. social media users engaged in some form of political activity online in the past year. It shows how social media is one of the main places where political activism takes place.
This image shows how trolls are really just people projecting their negative side onto the internet. It’s like putting their head into the computer and becoming a troll online.
