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Find similar grantsFull Fact: Evidence-based responses to harmful misinformation is sponsored by Nuffield Foundation. Supports Full Fact in exploring and responding to the impact of misinformation and poor information quality, including building work related to climate change and decarbonisation.
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Full Fact: Evidence-based responses to harmful misinformation - Nuffield Foundation Full Fact: Evidence-based responses to harmful misinformation Researchers: Chris Morris | Steve Nowottny ... Main Grants (Research, Development and Analysis Fund) Save project Project saved Why this project is important Misinformation and disinformation pose significant risks.
The rise of generative AI tools exacerbates these risks, making it imperative to regulate information provision fairly and effectively. Accurate information is crucial for informed public debate, but in its decisions the UK government needs to balance between protection from online harm and freedom of expression.
The grant will support Full Fact in doing this, including building their work relating climate change and decarbonisation, as an issue that will play a major role in policy and public debate over the period. What the research will involve Through their work, Full Fact aim to: Use fact checking and policy expertise to ensure that the UK’s policy approach to harmful misinformation is proportionate and effective.
Provide unique evidence, and rigorous analysis, and solutions to inform policy development, and to promote honest and accurate public debate in the UK. Three Annual Reports, funded specifically through this grant, will set out recommendations for change drawing on Full Fact’s knowledge and expertise.
The work will aim to help the government develop new policy to address misinformation, legislate for the new risks and opportunities of generative AI, and act as a “state of the nation” account of the context of misinformation and the associated risks.
How the research will make a difference Findings will be directly shared with key stakeholders, including government bodies, parliamentary committees, independent researchers, civil society organisations, and tech companies. In addition to the annual reports, Full Fact will produce policy briefs and recommendations to inform legislation and regulation.
Save project Project saved This report assesses the state of misinformation in the UK.
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