DisinfoDocket 13 May
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* From preschool to adolescence: expanding ideological control in Russian schools
* Unearthing a Colombian Politician’s Connections to Neo-Nazi Active Club Group
* How to spot and fight climate disinformation...
Highlights
- How Multilateral Powers Can Still Save the World Order (Just Security, 12 May)
- What’s at stake for tech at the Trump-Xi meeting (Rest of World, 13 May)
- When Government Algorithms Quietly Become Rules (Tech Policy Press, 12 May)
- Covid-era conspiracy theories accuse Bill Gates of 'creating' hantavirus outbreak (France24, 12 May)
- Trump’s treatment of US allies has weakened his negotiating position with Xi (Chatham House, 12 May)
1. Academia & Research
- Understanding and reducing the intention–behaviour gap in climate action (Nature, 13 May)
- CAAFC: Chronological Actionable Automated Fact-Checker for misinformation / non-factual hallucination detection and correction (arXiv, 12 May)
2. Platforms & Technology
- Smart glasses are 'an invasion of privacy' - Meta's are selling better than ever (BBC, 13 May)
- Will AI Produce the Next Great Divergence? (Lawfare, 11 May)
- When Federal Agencies Pick AI Vendors, They Are Buying Different Policy Interpretations (Tech Policy Press, 11 May)