Free

Online

Technology (neutral UI)

How do we know what’s real in an AI-generated world? This session explores how misinformation and disinformation spread online, and how AI tools make these threats stronger and harder to spot.

AI Fact & Fiction

You’ll work through a real-world case study, see examples of deepfakes and algorithm-driven bias, and learn about tools that help separate fact from fiction. Together, we’ll discuss what these challenges mean for how we live and work in a hyper-connected world.The session is led by <a href="https://academyex.com/people/paula-gair">Paula Gair</a>, Industry Advisor at academyEX. Paula has worked internationally for over 15 years, supporting organisations through digital transformation. She was also the first student to enrol in the Master of Technological Futures, where she focused on cyber security risks for non-technical audiences.What to Expect<ul><li>Data and examples showing the current state of online misinformation</li><li>A workshop-style exercise on a real case study</li><li>Open discussion and Q&amp;A on risks, tools, and next steps </li></ul>Who Should Attend<ul><li>Anyone who consumes media or uses social platforms</li><li>People curious about spotting fact vs. fiction in an AI-driven world</li><li>Professionals who want to understand the risks and tools shaping online trust</li></ul>