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À quel point sommes-nous exposés aux fausses nouvelles?

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Selon une étude de Statistique Canada, quatre Canadiens sur cinq auraient été exposés à de fausses informations en ligne. Avec la multiplication des vidéos créées par IA, les montages trompeurs et l’influence de certains hommes…

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