Coronavirus: Can artificial intelligence be smart enough to detect fake news? - Marketplace

None of those are proven cures for the coronavirus, but this kind of misinformation has been spreading online, in some places seemingly faster than the disease itself. Internet giants like Facebook, Google, Twitter and TikTok have all pledged to promote fact-based information on the epidemic. And the World Health Organization has pledged to partner with technology firms to push out authoritative data. It won't be easy, experts say. If you were online when the virus broke, you may have seen that … bat video.