DisinfoDocket 22 July
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Highlights
- ASPI launches the Australia–India Tech Partnership Lab (ASPI, 20 July)
- Washington is pushing Brazil toward China (Atlantic Council, 21 July)
- The Real Lesson of OpenAI's 'Rogue' Agent Isn't Alignment (Tech Policy Press, 22 July)
- The World Cup of misinformation (Nieman Lab, 21 July)
1. Academia & Research
- Message accuracy labels but not source verification labels affect message engagement and persuasion of nutrition-related social media content through information credibility (Nature, 21 July)
2. Platforms & Technology
- AI and Warrantless Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (Just Security, 22 July)
- OpenAI says its AI went rogue and launched 'unprecedented' cyber-attack (BBC, 22 July)
- Pundit by Prompt (Graphika, 21 July)
- The World Must Decide How to Govern AI While the Decision Is Still Ours (Tech Policy Press, 22 July)
- The U.S. wants to contain China’s AI. Silicon Valley keeps using it (Rest of World, 22 July)