#medialiteracy

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👋 Hi! WhichOneIsReal is a free web game and AI literacy tool: can you still tell real photos from AI-generated ones? Every day this account posts the Daily Quiz: four photos, one real, three made by AI. Guess, then check the answer and see which AI models made the fakes at whichoneisreal.com/daily-quiz The AI images are always labelled there with the model that made them. Play more or use it in class: whichoneisreal.com #introduction #AIliteracy #MediaLiteracy #Education
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Meta controls which political messages users see, suppresses others, and sells precision-targeted influence. Now it is licensing Newsmax—which paid over $100 million to settle cases tied to false election claims—for AI news answers. This is not ordinary media diversity. It is an opaque distribution system blending propaganda with reporting. #MediaLiteracy #AI #Facebook #Meta #Newsmax
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Lately, I've been getting pretty tired of seeing people from different countries put down Koreans' looks with the stereotype that "Koreans all get plastic surgery," while claiming that people from their own country are naturally better-looking. Putting aside the fact that assuming every attractive Korean has had surgery is a stereotype, plastic surgery is a personal choice. Having it doesn't automatically mean someone is insecure about their appearance, nor does it give anyone a reason to shame them. I also don't understand why Korean beauty standards themselves—looking youthful, having lighter skin, etc.—need to be shamed. People say "everyone is beautiful in their own way," yet somehow Korean standards of beauty are treated as something that shouldn't even be accepted. It's especially frustrating when Koreans haven't done anything to these people, yet suddenly you see crowds of them showing up just to tear Koreans down. #Korean #Beauty #Stereotypes #plasticsurgery #CulturalDifferences #MediaLiteracy
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