Theme related files
This page provides an overview of the deliverables related to six key themes: the theoretical understanding of FIMI, transitioning to machine readability on OpenCTI, extending existing standards, AI automation processes, the Resilience Council pilot, and key recommendations
Theoretical understanding of FIMI
- (3) What is FIMI?
- (6) Creating a bottom line
- (8) Module: Outrageous beliefs
- (9) Module: How beliefs form
- (10) Module: Sustaining beliefs
- (11) Module: Countering beliefs
- (12) Summary
- (13) For high school students: the learning path 'Anatomy of mis- and disinformation'
- (16) Taking inspiration from Cialdini
- (19) We need two types of discourses
- (20) European Master of countering Disinformation primer
- (21) Resilience Council primer
- (22) Redefined concepts
- (24) Disinfonomics
- (25) Not undemocratic, not illiberal
- (27) Achieving credibility
- (28) Critical thinking, fact-speaking, belief-speaking, and AI
- (29) Module: Countering information incidents
- (30) Specialist module: Two perceptions of honesty - Lewandowsky
- (31) A holistic vision on effectively enhancing adolescent resilience
- Module: Why FIMI?
- EMOD Module Template
- Disaster, when the danger of disinformation is clearest
- Who Fact checks the fact checkers?
- Module: What is Disinformation?
- Module What is FIMI?
- What is a FIMI incident versus a campaign?
- FIMI module: how do you know if it is foreign?
- FIMI Module: Protecting what against FIMI?
- FIMI Module: How is FIMI reported?
- FIMI detection generally
- Trust module 1: Why believe disinformation? You can't trust anyone else
- Trust module 2: How to build trust, the Taiwan example
- Beyond Disinformation: Why "Information Manipulation" Offers a More Accurate and Neutral Lens on Online Deception
- Counter Measures Against FIMI
- Report D1.2
- Report D3.1
Transitioning to machine readability on openCT
- Report D2.1 [nya]
- Report D2.2 [nya]
- Report D2.4 [nya]
Extending existing standards
- No files yet
AI automation process
- (35) AI should refrain from belief-speaking recommendations
- (36) [nya]
- Report D1.3
- Report D3.2 [nya]
- Report D4.1
- Report D4.2 [nya]
- Report D4.3 [nya]
Resilience Council pilot
- (1) Preserving freedom of expression
- (2) Resilience Councils – the concept
- (4) Resilience
- (5) A Resilience Council statute
- (7) Involving citizens
- (14) Resilience Councils – A thought experiment
- (15) The Polish Resilience Council(s)
- (17) Not ‘them’ but ‘us’
- (23) A constructive approach to information resilience
- (26) Policy proposal for the creation of a European Resilience Council
- (31) A holistic vision on effectively enhancing adolescent resilience
- (33) Proposal for the creation of the European Resilience Council - revisited
- (34) Belief-speaking consultancy – a simulation
- Report D1.1
Recommendations
- Report D2.4 [nya]
- Report D4.3 [nya]
- Report D5.3 [nya]
- Report D5.4 [nya]
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