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Information on Tap: AI, Disinformation and the Election

Visual Vigilance: Five Tips for Detecting Doctored or Deepfake Election Media, by Michael McKisson, Associate Professor of Practice: Learn how to spot manipulated media, verify the authenticity of images and video, and distinguish fact from fiction in the age of AI. Inside the Newsroom: How to Avoid Election Information Burnout, by Irene Fischler McKisson, Instructor: Find fair, trusted information on elections and stay up to date on local candidates and issues without getting overwhelmed. Plus get a behind-the-scenes peek into how journalists fact-check information and make ethical decisions covering election candidates, processes and breaking news. Polling Paradoxes: The Wibbly-Wobbly, Timey-Wimey World of Election Uncertainty, by Greg Chism, Assistant Professor of Practice: In the world of election predictions, polling data can be as unreliable as a Sonic Screwdriver fixing wood. This talk explores the visualization of uncertainty, how it impacts our understanding of elections and why, sometimes, the future is just too "timey-wimey" to predict. We'll also delve into recent controversies in polling, using favorability plots and the infamous NYT dial plot to illustrate key points.