University Launches Event Series Against AI Misinformation
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is launching a new event series addressing strategies to access accurate information and combat misleading content in the age of artificial intelligence.
The College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is launching a new community engagement series to draw attention to the density of artificial intelligence on digital platforms and information pollution.
The Search for Reliable Information in the Age of AI
The College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is launching a new public event series addressing the complexity of information in the age of artificial intelligence.
First Event and What Will Be Offered to Participants
The opening event of the series will address how participants can adapt to the constantly changing technological environment and protect themselves.
Within the scope of the program, methods for distinguishing the truth amidst AI-driven information pollution will be shared with participants.
Meeting Details and Second Event
The first gathering of the series, which will be open to the public and free of charge, will be held in October, and participants are required to reserve a spot.
The second conference of the series, planned for November, will examine situations where trust in facts is shaken.