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  • Resource
  • Greek Safer Internet Centre
  • 15 January 2025

Misinformation has always been and remains a common phenomenon on the internet, but the emergence and widespread acceptance of social networks have turned the spread of false information into a true 'epidemic.' False news spreads at lightning speed through social networks, giving it credibility and making it believable to a significant number of people.

  • Resource
  • Luxembourgish Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2025

Participants receive a comprehensive overview of the development of artificial intelligence, learn how it is integrated into a wide range of tools and applications and have a discussion with other participants about AI in schools, the associated risks for children and young people and how to deal with them. During the further training, participants will have the opportunity to actively work with AI tools and experience their functions first-hand.

  • Learning corner
  • BIK Team
  • 15 May 2024

The ability to create fake and edited images of people take a huge leap forward with the introduction of deepfakes around 2017. More recent advancements in AI have now made it even easier for anyone to create fake images, video and audio of people, even with little to no technical skill.
  • Article
  • Greek Safer Internet Centre
  • 23 March 2024

On Safer Internet Day 2024,The Greek Safer Internet Centre collaborated with the Foundation for Research and Technology to raise awareness of safety issues and inspire positive change online. At the heart of this celebration was a main event drawing 800 students from 30 secondary schools. Through playful activities, these students were immersed in the exploration of a safe and positive use of online technologies.
  • Article
  • Greek Safer Internet Centre
  • 14 February 2024

To mark Safer Internet Day 2024, the Greek Safer Internet Centre drew attention to the dangers of using emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), especially by underage users. Cases have already become known where minors, using AI applications, have altered photographs of underage girls and started to share them 'for fun'. Today, the majority of the 'deepfake' material circulating on the internet is non-consensual pornography. In other words, videos of pornographic material appear where the face has been replaced. Usually, the victims are celebrities, but anyone can become a victim. The whole issue raises great concerns about privacy on the Internet, and unfortunately, it can turn any individual into a potential victim, regardless of their gender. Parents and teachers must talk to children and adolescents about the consequences of this practice.
  • Learning corner
  • BIK Team
  • 29 August 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a term you have probably heard of before – many of the online services, devices, and digital tools that we use in our daily lives include some form of artificial intelligence that helps us perform tasks more quickly and easily, be it for work, leisure or learning. Generative AI is one subset of artificial intelligence that can enable anyone to create digital content.
  • Article
  • Norwegian Safer Internet Centre
  • 30 November 2020

On Friday, 6 November 2020, the Norwegian Safer Internet Centre (SIC) launched a new teaching programme on deepfakes. The programme was launched as a digital school lesson in a live broadcast produced by students in an upper secondary school in Oslo.
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