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Lawfare Daily: Consent in the Age of AI

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By Renee DiResta, Kate Klonick, Elissa Redmiles
| Lawfare Verified
Lawfare Senior Editor Renée DiResta sits down with Senior Editor Kate Klonick and Elissa Redmiles, an assistant professor of computer science at Georgetown University. They examine the people who create AI-generated sexual content and whether prominent technical proposals can actually prevent AI systems from generating exploitative content. For further reading: Jaron Mink, Lucy Qin, and Elissa M.
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Happy July 4! We beat Stephen Miller in court.

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By Renee DiResta
| Substack
Happy Independence Day! Today I want to tell a story about something that my colleagues and I have been dealing with for the last three years In May 2023, America First Legal — Stephen Miller’s lawsuit mill — sued us on behalf of Jim Hoft of The Gateway Pundit and Jill Hines, an anti-vaccine activist in Louisiana we’d never heard of.
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Misinformation as strategy: Epistemic consequences and the undermining of shared truth

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By Ullrich K.H. Ecker, Renee DiResta, Stephan Lewandowsky, Emily R. Spearing
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords misinformation disinformation epistemology social media AI democracy Misinformation and the erosion of a shared reality Misinformation can influence people’s cognition—their memory, beliefs, attitudes, and decision-making. The spread of misinformation has, therefore, been a concern, attracting substantial scholarly and public attention.
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