kevayenyen23 Posted May 24, 2025 Share Posted May 24, 2025 It affects people depending on the narrative and what emotion the media wants to evoke. Quote Link to comment
kreid Posted January 18 Share Posted January 18 it has evolved: social media. faster, bolder, a lot more scary than traditional media. bibihira nalang ang hindi nagamit ng social media ngayon, imagine wala kang social media, hindi ka magiging updated agad. yun din ang downside non, sa sobrang bilis mahirap mafilter out ang true sa fake info. and mas lalala pa in the rise & development of using AI. Quote Link to comment
Journeyman6 Posted March 17 Share Posted March 17 Well IMO there should be restriction like the way Singapore is doing it. Effectively censor the brouhahas and disseminate the facts correctly. Use existing law or the lack of some laws to control the flaw of fake news,AI generated content(seperating true and false).Educating the masses the adverse effect of depending to much on social platforms when it comes to the real news. Restriction is not Censor,it is more on giving guidelines and limitation and crossing it will cost you money and if excessive enough should cost you some of your time Quote Link to comment
Lee Cooper Posted May 9 Share Posted May 9 Naku po.... dahil kay Digong, dumami ang mga Media practitioner kuno. Eh puro naman mga trolls at walang alam e. Gaya na lang si Mocha, ilagay ba naman ang Albay sa Visayas. Tapos magtataka pa tayo kung bakit bumaba ang quallity ng edukasyon sa pinas nung panahon ni Digong. 😎😎😎 Quote Link to comment
Journeyman6 Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 Fact Checking is KING! Too much fake news in the alternative media now a days... Quote Link to comment
cutiechavez Posted July 8 Share Posted July 8 grabe yung malita, ang daming naniniwala kahit wala man lang resibo, grabeeee Quote Link to comment
Research Wonderer Posted 17 hours ago Share Posted 17 hours ago Hi everyone! We’re still looking for 40 participants from the Philippines for an international psychology research study about public opinions on current social issues. The study is led by researchers working with Princeton University. If you are 18+ and currently living in the Philippines, your participation would be greatly appreciated. ⏱ The survey takes around 12 minutes and includes a short questionnaire, a brief conversation with an AI assistant, and a final questionnaire. Approved by the Princeton University Institutional Review Board — IRB Protocol #19354. 🇬🇧 English: https://princetonsurvey.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_abjLbmFCQPPNjBs 🇵🇭 Tagalog: https://princetonsurvey.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Ttt7xFrNtM6Lgq?Q_Language=TGL Please take part if you’re eligible, and feel free to share this with anyone in the Philippines who might qualify — friends, classmates, colleagues, family members, students, educators, psychologists, or others. Every response helps us reach our final 40 participants. Thank you so much for your support! 🇵🇭 Quote Link to comment
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