Freedom House Romania is developing an AI platform to detect manipulations and disinformation, inviting journalists to test it.
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A new platform based on Artificial Intelligence, developed by Freedom House Romania and European partners, aims to combat disinformation and fake news. It allows for the rapid verification of claims, comparison of information from multiple sources, and identification of manipulations. Journalists, editors, and fact-checkers are invited to participate in the beta testing program to provide feedback before the official launch. The deadline for registration is October 2, 2025.
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