There’s clear evidence of global disinformation warfare, and the uncomfortable truth is that those who share this disinformation are holding the internet equivalent of a smoking gun.
![How much fake news is really shared on Facebook, and who shares it? [Top 100 journal articles of 2019]](https://bruceboyes.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/news-2094394_1280_2.png)
The findings of a study of fake news sharing on Facebook have implications for knowledge sharing in organisations, and for how we address the problem of fake news.
![AI can create realistic deepfake videos from as little as one photo, or even artwork [Top 100 journal articles of 2019]](https://bruceboyes.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ai-can-create-realistic-deepfake.jpg)
Deepfake videos are a very effective tool for carrying out a number of the dark side knowledge management (KM) tactics.
Apple is recruiting a new software engineer with a counseling or psychology background, but is this enough to overcome Siri’s crisis support shortcomings?
A new platform called “Hoaxy” is showing promise in tackling the growing problem of misinformation online.
Two examples that illustrate how sharing false and distorted information reinforces negative cultural stereotypes.
Further evidence in support of my argument that we need to abandon email in favour of messaging as soon as possible.
There is a dark side to email overload, so we need to stop rearranging the deck chairs on the email Titanic and instead implement a genuine solution.
Stories about email thriving into the future are missing important factors: changes in demographics, and the rapid rise of something new beyond social media.