The misinformation spread by false images produced with generative artificial intelligence poses increasing risks at least as indicated by a recently presented report in Geneva which emphasizes how companies should equip themselves with advanced tools to identify them in addition to locating the false content associated with them. Once shared the risks multiply on social platforms making it practically impossible to put a stop to it; therefore, it is necessary to act at the outset with appropriate tools. Recently there has been a discussion about the news that programmers of a well-known application supported by generative artificial intelligence are "teaching the algorithm to lie" although this raises the question of whether a machine can have consciousness, some kind of ethics, and how to understand what the appropriate direction to take in computing might be.
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Date: 17/07/2025
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e-mail: info@salutary.eu
Tel: +39 338 1809310
Date: 17/07/2025
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