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HF Bhai Hong Chan GT hub UT have hf.pptx

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  Topic: Disinformation War
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  Disinformation War The manipulationof information to deceive and mislead. Disinformation campaigns can be used to sow discord, undermine trust, and influence public opinion. They often spread false or misleading information through various channels, including social media, news outlets, and even government agencies.
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  Historical Context Hitler's regimeused propaganda films, often featuring distorted or fabricated content, to sway public opinion and legitimize their actions. They employed sophisticated techniques to control information flow and create a narrative that aligned with their ideological goals. The use of propaganda was widespread, reaching into every aspect of German society.
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  The Rise ofFake News The spread of false or misleading information. 1 Social Media Rapid spread of information. 2 Political Polarization Spread of partisan narratives. 3 Economic Incentives Profiting from misinformation. 4 Technological Advancements AI-generated content.
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  Social Media Platforms Amplificationof misinformation. Algorithms Personalization based on user data. Viral Content Spread of misinformation quickly. Echo Chambers Reinforcement of existing beliefs.
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  COVID-19 Misinformation: Spread ofmisinformation about the virus's origin, severity, and effectiveness of preventative measures. Misinformation about vaccines, including their safety and efficacy, starts to spread. Misinformation about treatments and cures for COVID-19, such as promoting unproven remedies. Continued spread of misinformation about COVID-19 variants, booster shots, and the long-term effects of the virus.
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  Deepfakes & GenerativeAI Deepfakes and generative AI are powerful tools capable of creating hyperrealistic videos and images that can spread misinformation. These technologies can be used to fabricate videos of individuals, damage reputations, and spread false narratives. The potential for misuse raises serious concerns about trust in the digital age. Robust safeguards and detection mechanisms are crucial to maintain information integrity.
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  Disinformation in Bangladesh Disinformation posesa significant challenge in Bangladesh due to the rapid spread of online content and a lack of media literacy. This issue is particularly concerning as social media platforms are a major source of communication and information in Bangladesh, with a high proportion of internet users. Bangladesh has taken steps to combat disinformation, but further efforts are needed to educate the public about identifying reliable sources and recognizing misleading content.
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  Disinformation Actors State Actors Governmentsor intelligence agencies spread misinformation for influence. Political Groups Political parties or organizations spread misinformation to advance agendas. Media Outlets News organizations or websites spread false information for profit or narrative. Individuals People spread misinformation intentionally or unintentionally.
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  Identifying Reliable Sources Criticalthinking and fact-checking. Reputable Media Established news organizations. Fact-Checking Websites Verifying information accuracy. Academic Research Peer-reviewed studies.
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  Combating Disinformation Exposing falsenarratives. 1 Verification Identifying the source of information. 2 Context Understanding the background. 3 Evidence Assessing the accuracy of claims. 4 Dissemination Sharing accurate information.