Navigating Misinformation and Deep Fakes in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Training Provider: SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Course Reference: TGS-2026063169
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About This Course
This course equips participants with the insights into how misinformation spreads and the wider impact on societal trust, public attitudes, and workplace dynamics. Participants will learn to recognise common manipulation tactics and develop hands-on skills to verify sources, evaluate digital content critically and respond responsibly before sharing information. Participants will be equipped with the awareness and practical tools needed to navigate today’s Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven information landscape and contribute to a more informed, resilient, and cohesive society.
What You'll Learn
• Recognise and explain different forms of misinformation that may affect social cohesion and harmony within organisations and society.
• Describe and evaluate how misinformation and AI-generated content can influence perceptions and public discourse.
• Utilise practical tools and techniques to identify and fact-check emerging forms of AI-generated content, including misinformation, deepfakes and manipulated media.
• Apply critical thinking and responsible communication practices to assess content credibility before sharing or responding in professional and community environments.
• Describe and evaluate how misinformation and AI-generated content can influence perceptions and public discourse.
• Utilise practical tools and techniques to identify and fact-check emerging forms of AI-generated content, including misinformation, deepfakes and manipulated media.
• Apply critical thinking and responsible communication practices to assess content credibility before sharing or responding in professional and community environments.
Entry Requirements
Minimum N level certification or equivalent, or current working professional
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