How can we tel l what&rsquo\;s true online&mdash\;and what isn&rsquo\;t&mdash\;especially in a world shaped by artificial intelligence? In this introductory progra m for older adults\, we&rsquo\;ll explore how information is created and s hared online\, and what it means when something is misleading or false.
\nWe&rsquo\;ll look at how social media feeds are shaped\, what bots a re\, how algorithms influence what we see\, and how to start recognizing r eliable sources. You&rsquo\;ll leave with simple\, practical tips to help you feel more confident navigating online information.
\nLoo king to go a step further? Join us next week (July 15) for Fact Check: Credible Images and Deepfakes\, where we&rsquo\;ll take a closer loo k at how to evaluate images and spot AI‑generated content.
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\nFor larger public eve nts\, please note that by attending\, you are consenting to the use of you r appearance\, image\, and voice in print or digital productions created b y the Waterloo Public Library for promotional use only. Please speak to li brary staff at the event if you&rsquo\;d like to be excluded from any phot o/video. \;
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