#VIDEO 🇨🇳 La relación entre #China y #Perú ha mostrado en los últimos años un “fuerte ímpetu” con importantes avances en los ámbitos político, económico y comercial, destacaron autoridades de ambos países durante un acto realizado en #Lima por el 76° aniversario de la fundación de la República popular China.
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China-Peru Relations Show “Strong Momentum” During 76th Anniversary Party
Lima, Peru – The relationship between China and Peru has demonstrated a “strong momentum” in recent years, with significant progress in political, economic, and commercial spheres.This was highlighted by authorities from both countries during an event held in Lima to commemorate the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.
The celebration underscored the growing ties between the two nations, signaling continued collaboration and development across multiple sectors. Xinhua News reported on the event, emphasizing the positive trajectory of the China-Peru partnership.
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#Video 🔵 The relationship between #china and #Peru has shown in recent years a “strong impetus” with vital advances in the political, economic and commercial spheres, authorities of both countries highlighted during an act carried out in #Lima for the 76th anniversary of the foundation of the People’s Republic of China. #Xinhuanoticias | China Xinhua News
Facebook Announces New Tools to Combat AI-Generated Misinformation Ahead of 2024 Elections
Menlo Park, CA – Facebook announced a series of new tools and policies Tuesday designed to detect and combat the spread of AI-generated misinformation as the 2024 U.S. elections approach. The company faces increasing pressure to address the potential for deceptive content created using rapidly advancing artificial intelligence technologies.
The core of Facebook’s strategy involves enhanced detection capabilities. The platform will now require creators to clearly label videos and images that have been digitally altered or created using AI. This labeling will be prominently displayed to users, providing clarity about the content’s origin.Failure to comply with the labeling requirements coudl result in content being demoted and reaching fewer users, or even removal.
“We’re investing heavily in technology to detect AI-generated content, and we’re committed to working with fact-checkers and experts to identify and address misinformation,” said Meta spokesperson Sarah Miller in a press statement. “Our goal is to ensure people have access to accurate information and can make informed decisions.”
Facebook is partnering with leading fact-checking organizations, including PolitiFact and the Associated Press, to review and assess potentially misleading content. Thes fact-checkers will have access to new tools specifically designed to identify AI-generated manipulations. Content flagged as false or misleading will be labeled with warning messages and its distribution limited.
Beyond detection and labeling, Facebook is also expanding its policies to prohibit coordinated inauthentic behavior involving AI. This includes networks of fake accounts used to spread disinformation. The company will actively remove such accounts and associated content.
Critics argue that Facebook’s efforts are reactive rather than proactive, and that the platform should have implemented these measures sooner. “While these steps are welcome, they are playing catch-up,” said Dr. Emily Carter, a professor of media studies at Stanford University. “The speed at which AI technology is evolving means that platforms like Facebook need to be constantly innovating to stay ahead of those who seek to exploit it.”
Facebook acknowledges the ongoing challenge and states it will continue to refine its approach as AI technology evolves. The company plans to release regular updates on its progress and collaborate with other tech companies and governments to address the broader issue of AI-generated misinformation. More information is available on the meta Newsroom.