Mohammad Amin Aghamiri, Secretary of the Supreme Council and the National Cyberspace Center, announced in a press conference that the identification of fake news and images using artificial intelligence on domestic platforms is being pursued seriously. This initiative is designed to increase the accuracy and reliability of information in the media and cyberspace.
Collaboration of News Agencies to Combat Fake News
Aghamiri emphasized the importance of collaboration between news agencies and media, stating: "News agencies must work together to combat fake news and also to produce hopeful news." He added that in today's world, the dissemination of incorrect news can have serious consequences for society, and therefore, there is a need for new and effective approaches to tackle this challenge.
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Identify Fake News
Aghamiri stated that artificial intelligence can be very effective in identifying fake news, explaining that this technology can quickly and accurately analyze published content and identify signs of its fakeness. According to him, using this technology can help reduce the spread of incorrect news and strengthen credible news.
The Secretary of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace also stressed the need to educate people and journalists in distinguishing real news from fake. He noted that raising awareness in society in this regard can play an effective role in reducing the negative impacts of fake news.
Aghamiri concluded by saying: "We must move towards producing hopeful and transparent content and use every tool to achieve this goal. Artificial intelligence is just one of our tools in this path." These efforts are aimed at strengthening public trust in the media and improving the quality of published information. Given the increasing prevalence of fake news in cyberspace, this plan can be seen as a positive step towards transparency and enhancing the quality of the media.
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