Consequences of Disinformation in Society
Disinformation is a central issue for people, and can even have implications for physical health.
Paralyzed by disinformation
Many Latin Americans consider politicians, governments, television and journalists the main culprits in spreading disinformation.
Digital gangsters
Hate speech generates engagement, a phenomenon that can be measured by the interaction of network users, and produces information that increases the big data of huge platforms.
Fox News — Dominion: Consequences of disinformation in electoral processes
Fraud is one of the most attractive and harmful narratives in the context of electoral processes.
Deepfakes or how to stop worrying about the truth
Videos created from different technological artificial intelligence tools that can make anyone say anything.
Team Jorge and the Israeli disinformation industry in Latin America
The team of digital mercenaries “Team Jorge” claims to have carried out influence operations in 33 electoral processes around the world
Appearances in the Post-Truth Era
Misinformation is so old that it predates the human species itself. But the radius of reach of digital social networks, their capillarity and speed have no precedent.
Organized Lie and the Keys of the Bolsonarist Coup d’État Mentality
Just as it happened with the failed Trumpist coup d’état of January 6, 2021, in Brazil, lies manufactured from above were incredibly taken as true and motivated actions from below.
Totalitarian propaganda rots quickly
The anticipated midterm elections in the United States were a surprise to many, but also a confirmation of the historical trend that fake news and propaganda have an expiration date.
Political fracking in times of polarization
Over the last decade, we have seen political fracking grow at a disturbing rate, where certain actors fracture and pollute society for their own benefit.