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Navigating a Polluted Information Ecosystem
Fake news, misinformation, and disinformation have become bywords for the kinds of false and misleading information that’s rampant online. But these terms—and a focus on fact-checking problematic content more generally—provide little understanding of the ways people create and share information. The essays here identify ways to help people navigate today’s polluted information ecosystems. Read responses to this series.
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Advances in science and technology help countries enhance national security, grow their economies, and improve citizens’ quality of life. Research security efforts attempt to prevent access to sensitive research and technology by competitors and bad actors, while keeping fundamental research open and collaborative. Can these efforts keep pace with technological and geopolitical changes?
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