The article examines how propaganda has evolved from ancient times to today's digital landscape, emphasizing the impact of AI and social media on information control. It discusses the concept of echo chambers formed by algorithms tuning content to user preferences, leading to polarization. With a significant number of Americans now obtaining news from social media, it raises concerns about misinformation and the lack of diverse viewpoints. The proliferation of AI-generated content further complicates truth in journalism, suggesting a need for scrutiny in media consumption.
Wherever there's been conflict in the world, propaganda has never been far away.
The rise of AI and social media has transformed the landscape of information dissemination and manipulation.
Social media can focus on serving up content that their users like, which can lead to echo chambers.
With fewer restrictions, social media focuses on maintaining eyeballs over presenting balanced news.
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