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Technology & AI fact checks
Explore claims publishers have checked about technology & ai. Read their original ratings and follow the evidence.
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PolitiFactTechnology & AI
YouTube removed Tucker Carlson’s interview with Tony Bobulinski.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
“Elon Musk bans Stephen King permanently from platform X after he trolled the tech mogul.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
“Elon Musk just fired the entire Twitter board of directors.”
Publisher’s rating: False
Viral imageTechnology & AI
Leaving @[4:0] as a Facebook comment can reveal if your account has been hacked.
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
Photo of former President Donald Trump after an assassination attempt was generated by artificial intelligence.
Publisher’s rating: False
Maldita.esTechnology & AI
Un correo de Facebook te avisa de que tu cuenta ha sido bloqueada por una imagen con contenido inapropiado
Publisher’s rating: Falso
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
“Twitter is completely stifling FREE SPEECH” by adding a fact-check label to Trump’s tweet.
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
Video shows interview with Elon Musk about making “passive income” with “Quantum AI.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
France said it would shut down internet services “to control the riots.”
Publisher’s rating: False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
Says for every "share" that a photograph of a sick boy gets, Facebook will donate one dollar.
Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
"We lag behind many other developed nations in connectivity and speed, while also paying more for that service."
Publisher’s rating: Mostly True
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
Says a “5G LAW PASSED while everyone was distracted” with the coronavirus pandemic and lists 20 symptoms associated with 5G exposure.
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
PolitiFactTechnology & AI
Google and Apple maps won’t give directions to Washington, D.C. because “they don’t want you going to a certain big rally.”
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False













