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AI is the new face of online misinformation

The focus needs to be on how we prepare children for the world AI is already shaping
Rachel Huggins Guest Contributor

Chief executive officer, Internet Matters

4 min read
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Artificial intelligence did not create misinformation, disinformation or conspiracy belief.

But it is accelerating the problem, spreading beliefs more quickly and at scale, as well as making them more believable.

Through my work as a commissioner for the commission into countering online conspiracies in schools, I have seen how quickly this issue is becoming central to children’s online lives.

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