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'Cancer on our society': Social media, bots spread misinformation following Charlie Kirk shooting
In the aftermath of last week's fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox urged people to stay off social media. Read More
Security analysts flag rise in Russian-created misinformation posts on social media following Kirk shooting
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's shooting, cybersecurity analysts have seen a rise in social media posts that spread misinformation about the killing and inflame tensions. Read More
Experts discuss how AI, social media contribute to misinformation in light of Charlie Kirk's killing
Poynter Institute journalist Al Tompkins and a UT professor share how AI and social media can cause people to repost before thinking twice. Read More
Russia, China "bots" want violence after Charlie Kirk killing: Governor

Utah Governor Spencer Cox warned that America's adversaries were trying to encourage violence by spreading disinformation online in the wake of the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, ... Read More
‘Weaken democracies’: Russia-China bots spread misinformation surrounding Kirk death

Strategic Analysis Australia Director Michael Shoebridge discusses Chinese and Russian bots spreading misinformation surrounding Charlie Kirk's death. Read More
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