Giandomenico Di Domenico

There's no silver bullet, golden rule.

There's nothing.

Just understanding that we are part of this attention economy that social media created, where attention is money.

And so knowing that some people might

do anything to grab our attention is something that probably will help us prevent being victim of misinformation campaigns.

So education, I guess.

Yeah, well, I mean, it's for money, isn't it?

So just be honest.

But I don't think it's something, you know, they will just listen to my suggestion, I guess.

Thank you so much.

Thanks for having me, David.

Yeah.

I mean, we used to think that, you know, misinformation is something fringe, you know, just tin hat people would just, you know, believe in fringe and strange conspiracies.

But actually, it's more pervasive than we think.

I remember one example that I studied in my recent paper, that there was this influencer that shared a picture of Louis Vuitton, the luxury brand,

And then the caption said, did you know that Louis Vuitton funded human zoos in the 19th century?

So, you know, just to make people very, very upset.

So it is really varied.

Misinformation can really be anything.

I remember this other bit where a gaming influencer just vaped smoke into a...