Culture & Society
Fake image of wildlife park tiger attack circulates online
An image widely shared on social media after a man was killed by a tiger is not genuine and was created using AI. Read
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Culture & Society
An image widely shared on social media after a man was killed by a tiger is not genuine and was created using AI. Read
Immigration
During a debate in Parliament earlier this week junior Home Office minister Jo White MP claimed that the number of hotels being used to house asylum seekers “has fallen from … Read
World
Although one of the clips comes from Mr Zelenskyy’s career as a comic actor, the other two videos aren’t of him. Read
Conflict
A video of a missile hitting an aeroplane has been shared with claims it shows a recent attack on Riyadh’s international airport. But the clip is fake and was made with AI. Read
Immigration
Labour MP Oliver Ryan claimed that “there were 0 boats before Brexit”. This isn’t true. Read
Conflict
AI-generated footage and an old video of Dubai airport have been shared online alongside claims they show the recent attacks on Riyadh airport. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden’s claim that the current employment rate is higher than in “every year but one” under the Conservatives isn’t correct, according to ONS data. Read
United States
A viral video splices together clips to change the meaning of a real speech made by former American President Barack Obama. Read
Environment
A viral video uses AI to falsely claim Bill Gates said one billion people will die by 2027 due to water shortages. Read
Politics
While the Liberal Democrats have proposed establishing a ‘Civil Volunteer Reserve’, this is not government policy, and in any event does not appear to involve registering people to fight. Read
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