Uncovering disinformation with open source intelligence
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Former Spark host Nora Young is part of CBC’s new Visual Investigations unit, a team that aims to publish stories examining disinformation, like AI deepfakes. With fabricated content becoming more sophisticated, she talks to Matt Galloway about the methods available to debunk them — including open source intelligence.
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