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Cognitive AI Battles Misinformation on Social Networks

By IEEE Computer Society Team on
March 4, 2023

Cognitive Ai Battles Misinformation on Social MediaThe spread of fake news has become a significant problem in today’s world. The rise of social media platforms has made it easier for people to create and spread misinformation. To tackle this issue, researchers and social media providers have been utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to identify and stop the spread of fake news.

How Researchers Combat Misinformation


The common strategy employed is to automate the detection of rumors by using technologies such as machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing. Most of the current AI systems rely on supervised learning models

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