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Digital Media Literacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Social Sciences

Tác giả: Jae Sik Ha
Nhà xuất bản: University of Illinois Springfield
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Trump Gamble in a Polluted Information Age
1.01: Post-Truth Politics and the AI-Driven Information Crisis
1.02: The Most Unknowable Man Speaks
1.03: Trump Told 171 Lies in Three Days
1.04: Post-Truth and the Trump Phenomenon
1.05: The Brexit NightmareDivision and Hate
1.06: Spread Fear of Immigrants
1.07: Trump and America First
1.08: Greenland Venezuela and Iran- Sovereignty Under Pressure
1.09: Will Trumps Gamble Succeed to the End
1.10: The Trump Era and Global Democracy
1.11: From Washington to the World- The Global Fallout of Post-Truth Politics
1.12: Chapter Summary and Transition
1.13: Discussion Prompts
1.14: Student Activities
1.15: References
02: The Illusion of Facebook- How a Platform Built for Connection Became a Catalyst for Chaos
2.01: Misinformation Algorithmic Power and the Crisis of Democratic Trust
2.02: The Successive Tragedies of Sandy Hook
2.03: YouTube and Facebook as Drivers of Social Change
2.04: Social Media as an Amplifier of Hate and Lies
2.05: Myanmars Ethnic Cleansing Tragedy
2.06: Bondi Beach Attack Tragedy
2.07: WhatsApps Fall into a Death Note
2.08: The Crisis Facing the Facebook Empire
2.09: Facebook Is a Human Laboratory
2.10: Delete Facebook (deletefacebook)
2.11: Dont Poke the Bear Muddy the Waters
2.12: The Dream of Facebooks CEO Mark Zuckerberg
2.13: The Darker Architecture of Social Media Ecosystem
2.14: Chapter Summary and Transition
2.15: Discussion Prompts
2.16: Student Activities
2.17: References
03: The Illusion of Human Rationality- Narcissism Paranoia and the Digital Mind
3.01: Why do falsehoods feel true
3.02: The Milk Protest in New York
3.03: The Myth of White Milk Superiority
3.04: From Eugenics to Online Racism
3.05: Racial Hierarchies Online
3.06: Why We Are So Easily Deceived
3.07: The Digital Ages Fools
3.08: Why Are We So Susceptible
3.09: The Psychology of Digital Gullibility
3.10: Weaponized Misinformation
3.11: The New Psychology of Misinformation
3.12: Reclaiming Critical Thinking
3.13: Chapter Summary and Transition
3.14: Discussion Prompts
3.15: Student Activities
3.16: References
04: The Crisis of Journalism- Power Truth and the Erosion of Democracy
4.01: Why Journalisms Crisis Matters Now
4.02: The Murdoch Family Shakes Australian Politics
4.03: Rupert Murdoch and the Anglosphere
4.04: Journalisms Core Mission- The Pursuit of Truth
4.05: Media Bias and Social-Media Journalism
4.06: Julian Assange and the Ethics of Leak Journalism
4.07: The Struggle Between State Power and Journalism
4.08: Protecting Journalism the Guardian of Truth
4.09: Journalism Under Intensifying Global Pressure
4.10: What This Chapter Means for Digital Media Literacy
4.11: Chapter Summary and Transition
4.12: Discussion Prompts
4.13: Student Activities
4.14: References
05: The Technology Trap- AI Surveillance Capitalism and the Architecture of Reality
5.01: From Surveillance to Simulation- Living in the Age of Programmable Reality
5.02: The Tank Man of Tiananmen Square
5.03: How Will AI Change the World and the Future
5.04: The Eye of the Storm- Deepfakes AI and the Crisis of Democratic Trust
5.05: The Big Brother World Brought by AI
5.06: Techno-Spiritualism and AI Grief Tools- When Reality Meets the Sacred Illusion
5.07: Blurred Boundaries Between Fact Fiction and Simulation
5.08: AI Truth and the Fragility of the Information Environment
5.09: Our Information Environment Democracy and the Future
5.10: Chapter Summary and Transition
5.11: Discussion Prompts
5.12: Student Activities
5.13: References
06: Captured by the Feed- Digital Addiction and the Erosion of Attention
6.01: Living in the Grip of the Digital
6.02: Digital Addiction Without Substances
6.03: The Age of Digital Compulsion
6.04: Powerful Psychological Levers
6.05: Designing for Addiction
6.06: Conclusion- The System Behind the Behavior
6.07: Designing for Children- The Most Vulnerable Users
6.08: Virtual World- Identity Reinvention
6.09: Social Medias Addictive Architecture
6.10: AI Companions and Emotional Dependencies
6.11: Depression Loneliness and Behavioral Distortion
6.12: Digital Media Literacy as Addiction Literacy
6.13: Chapter Summary and Transition
6.14: Discussion Prompts
6.15: Student Activities
6.16: References
07: Truth at a Crossroads- The Architecture of Verification in the AI Era
7.01: Disinformation Power and Civic Responsibility
7.02: Marshall McLuhan and Lewis Mumford
7.03: Friedman's Lament and Harari's Diagnosis
7.04: Can We Prevent the Tragedy of Frankenstein
7.05: See Something Say Nothing
7.06: Silicon Valley as The Great Gatsby
7.07: Network Effects and Antitrust Law
7.08: Maria Ressa- Warrior in the Fake-News War
7.09: The Yemeni Girl's Photograph That Revealed the Truth
7.10: Truth the Public Sphere and the Future of Media Power
7.11: Chapter Summary and Transition
7.12: Discussion Prompts
7.13: Student Activities
7.14: References
08: Lets Get Journalism Right- A Digital Media Literacy Agenda for the Age of AI
8.01: From Fake News to Systems Thinking
8.02: The Architecture of the Post-Truth Environment
8.03: A Digital Media Literacy Agenda
8.04: A Citizens Compact for the Information Commons
8.05: Rebuilding Trust in the Age of AI
8.06: The Road Ahead
8.07: Discussion Questions
8.08: References