dWeb education session: On disinformation - who are the most vulnerable - is it a losing battle?! (part 2) #Disinformation# #SocialInfluence# #CognitiveBias# #PsychologicalManipulation# #EchoChambers# #InformationWarfare# #DisinformationTactics# #FakeEngagement#

🇺🇸 Welcome to 2026, where echo chambers and algorithms have made every public interaction fodder for online outrage. This woman promised to make a waitress famous because she wanted a receipt before serving fast food. 😂 Good luck out there. Writer: Mhedi

Has your algorithm ever kept you in a bubble? Students in Brazil are protesting a possible Flávio Bolsonaro presidential victory, highlighting social media echo chambers and allegations of U.S. interference.

I hoped LLMs would finally push us toward more nuanced thinking - evaluating evidence, considering competing perspectives etc... Instead, I fear we are still slaves to propaganda and echo chambers... and the intensity has only gone up. I see now, why pacing is important

We win because we do our own research. We win because we read filings. We win because we challenge our own thesis harder than anyone else. We win because we don't participate in echo chambers. We win because we stay curious, change our minds, and never confuse conviction with stubbornness. We win because we ignore the noise. We win because we're looking for truth, not validation.

Fathom CEO @AndrewFATHOM warns the public still thinks AI is just the top of a Google search or their kid's college cheating tool, not something that needs governance: "As much as MTS and the Twittersphere we keep in on understands anything about AI governance, the rest of the world does not yet. As much as we think this has left the echo chambers, it has not." "To people even a couple of months ago, AI meant something that was at the top of your Google search or the thing that your kid was using to cheat on in college. It was not, here's everything that's gonna change from frontier models, and how do we govern that?" "What they get wrong is that there's some static 100-page bill we can pass tomorrow that will answer the question. This is going to have to be an ongoing iterative game where we set up ecosystems that counterbalance each other, where regulators have to fight with labs, and labs have to fight back, and there's gonna be swings." @Fathom_org