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Election Misinformation Symposium: Fighting misinfo through fact-checking and deepfake detection

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Sept. 13, 2022

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Matt Groh, a PhD candidate in the Affective Computing group, and D’Angelo Gore, a staff writer at FactCheck.org, discuss fact-checking and deepfake detection at the Election Misinformation Symposium hosted by Professor Talia Stroud and the Center for Media Engagement at the University of Texas-Austin.

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