What should students keep in mind when they're scrolling through their online feeds? Researchers Timothy Caulfield and Kara Brisson-Boivin along with CBC Kids News journalists Ainara Alleyne and Arjun Ram share some tips.

CBC News Kids has created a video game that’s not just for fun, but is designed to help kids navigate and distinguish misinformation online.

Renowned AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton has resigned from Google so he can speak more freely about the potential dangers of advanced artificial intelligence. He is the latest leading tech figure to call for a slowdown in AI research, warning...

OpenAI’s powerful new chatbot, ChatGPT, has got many wondering how they can tell whether a human or an artificial intelligence wrote what they're reading.

The spread of COVID-19 misinformation in Canada cost at least 2,800 lives and $300 million in hospital expenses over nine months of the pandemic, according to estimates in a new report.

The billionaire said there would be a gold tick, a grey one and a blue one for different types of Twitter users.

Here's your #TrendCheck for Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022.

Zelenska also spoke about the work of her new foundation to rebuild the mental and physical health of Ukrainian citizens living in a warzone.

Ukraine's first lady also spoke about the work of her new foundation to rebuild the mental and physical health of Ukrainian citizens living in a warzone.

It follows week of chaos, uncertainty about the company’s future under new owner Elon Musk, days ahead of US midterms.

Four followers of Romana Didulo, a QAnon-inspired conspiracy theorist who purports to be the 'Queen of Canada,' are facing charges after an attempt to place Peterborough, Ont., police officers under citizen's arrest. Freelance...

The United States has passed one million deaths in the COVID-19 pandemic - the worst death toll of any country.

Judith Enck, a former regional administrator for the EPA and the president of Beyond Plastics, joined Cheddar News to talk about the role of plastics in the climate crisis and California's investigation of ExxonMobil and other oil...

Misleading reports about Google Maps were widely shared on social media.

Russian state media broadcast the video, falsely claiming it was proof that the Bucha killings were staged.

A new report by fact-checking group NewsGuard says that new users on TikTok are shown content containing misinformation about the war in Ukraine within 40 minutes of scrolling.

The manipulated video appears to show Ukraine's President calling on citizens to lay down arms.

"No such official communication has gone out to global staff to refrain from using certain words," a spokesperson said.

"No such official communication has gone out to global staff to refrain from using certain words," a spokesperson said.

Multiple UN spokespeople have denied the reports published in the Irish Times.

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine raging on, millions have turned to TikTok to stay up-to-date on the latest developments and get a first-hand look. The social media platform has been so prominent that the war has been dubbed "the...

As citizens do what they can to post only credible information about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine online, social media companies have made some steps to try and prevent misinformation from spreading on their platforms.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said she believed a Russian invasion of Ukraine was still "very likely".

Conspiracy theories and misinformation are influencing political beliefs in the U.S. like never before. False claims that the 2020 election was stolen, have some American voters justifying the violence that unfolded at the U.S. Capitol...