DisinfoDocket 10 November 2025
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* The UK’s fact-checkers are sending their AI to help Americans cover elections
* EU Set the Global Standard on Privacy and AI. Now It’s Pulling Back
* How science journalists worldwide are fighting White House health misinformation...
Highlights
- “No Violations Found.” Europe’s Digital Safety Law Fails When Users Report Content (RE:Baltica, 7 November)
- Are deepfakes a distraction? (Peripheral Politics, 30 October)
- New guide makes the case for the social good of librarians, editors, and other information curators (Sage, 29 October)
LISTEN - Superintelligence and human security, with Dan Hendrycks (Stop the World, 3 November)
1. Academia & Research
- Populist narrative power in a globalised infosphere: a cross-language analysis (Nature, 14 October)
2. Platforms & Technology
- Republicans, Democrats now equally concerned about AI in daily life, but views on regulation differ (Pew Research Center, 6 November)
3. Russia & Ukraine
- Sneaky heat: the Kremlin uses climate change to push its favourite FIMI narratives (EUvsDisinfo, 7 November)
- Thousands of Russians have applied for asylum in the U.S. since 2022. Trump’s ICE raids could land many of them in Putin’s prisons. (Meduza, 10 November)
- Russian missile barrage disrupts internet, customs databases in Ukraine (The Record, 10 November)