Many of the „erroneous“ posts seems to be made by Sanseito. Should have AI fact check posts even AI also needs to be checked because it sometimes do make erroneous replies.
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It’s cute how Japan acts like malicious disinformation is something that only happens “out there” in other countries. Meanwhile, the irony is their election laws are obsessed with micromanaging official campaign flyers while having exactly zero tools to deal with usergenerated viral lies. Everything’s basically bullshit (worldwide), and a kid with a phone can outreach a national newspaper while taking a dump.
I was at the grand opening of an Aeon Town. It was in the countryside, way too many cars, so extra parking was literally a field. A TV crew stopped me on my way to Aeon. The woman with the mic asked if she could interview me, and I said sure. First question: “What do you love most about Japan during your vacation?” I said, “Well, I live here.” She turned to her crew and, without missing a beat, asked me to “Pretend you’re a tourist.” They’re manufacturing the premise.
Has anyone else been stopped for an interview?
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Many of the „erroneous“ posts seems to be made by Sanseito. Should have AI fact check posts even AI also needs to be checked because it sometimes do make erroneous replies.
It’s cute how Japan acts like malicious disinformation is something that only happens “out there” in other countries. Meanwhile, the irony is their election laws are obsessed with micromanaging official campaign flyers while having exactly zero tools to deal with usergenerated viral lies. Everything’s basically bullshit (worldwide), and a kid with a phone can outreach a national newspaper while taking a dump.
I was at the grand opening of an Aeon Town. It was in the countryside, way too many cars, so extra parking was literally a field. A TV crew stopped me on my way to Aeon. The woman with the mic asked if she could interview me, and I said sure. First question: “What do you love most about Japan during your vacation?” I said, “Well, I live here.” She turned to her crew and, without missing a beat, asked me to “Pretend you’re a tourist.” They’re manufacturing the premise.
Has anyone else been stopped for an interview?