DO:
Think about who would benefit from spreading confusing information.
Fact check. Snopes, and PolitiFact are a few sites used for fact-checking online information.
Look for telltale signs that images and videos were generated by AI, including jumbled-up text, hands with too many fingers, eyes that do not synch up with movement, blurry or distorted details, an overly glossy appearance, and more.
Utilize an AI-generated content-checking tool. Scribber, AI content detector | GPT-4, GPT-3, & ChatGPT, Sapling
Encourage the establishment of a code of ethics.
DO NOT:
Upload sensitive information as it would be available to all users of an LLM, including adversaries.
Assume information generated is factually correct.
Share or publish information before verifying it as true.
Avoid exploring AI tools. Learning how they work is the best way to safeguard yourself and sensitive information.
From:
Fosnot, L. (2024). Misinformation ... or manipulation? why mobility airmen must approach AI advancements with caution: Journal of the military airlift command. Mobility Forum, 33(3), 18-19.