The tool makes it easier to single out AI-generated content and helps users make informed decisions about what to trust

Until recently, our face and our voice were the most immediate proof of our presence. Not anymore. Artificial intelligence can make us appear to say things we never said and then force us to prove that the person everyone saw and heard was not us. A deepfake does not merely forge a message: it forges us.

One uncomfortable implication of the research is that we not only tolerate but also tend to reward convergence

Despite their openness to AI, 35% of Greeks say they encounter fake news very often, significantly above the European average at 27%.

Four in 10 Greeks say AI will make fraud harder to spot while six in 10 have already fallen victims to online scams.

A new study finds that about 50% of online articles are written — at least partly — by artificial intelligence, sparking concerns about the integrity of online information as AI begins to feed on its own content