Truth, trust and the algorithm: can democracy keep up?

The National Security Podcast by ANU National Security College

Apr 16, 202638:14Government & Organizations

How are everyday Australians experiencing misinformation in their daily lives, and why does it feel increasingly overwhelming? How are platforms and algorithms shaping what we see? What impact is this having on trust in...

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