Real evidence of a fake media landscape.

Virtual studios in the news are a technology for creating digital 3D sets and augmented reality (AR) in live broadcasts, using platforms such as Unreal Engine and chroma key technology. The main elements of such solutions include virtual spaces, interactive graphics, and on-the-fly design changes.

The use of virtual reality platforms (e.g., Unreal Engine by Zero Density) to create immersive environments.

The use of augmented reality elements in media broadcasts on TV channels worldwide.

Major media outlets are owned by a narrow circle of corporations or states, which leads to the same way of presenting information

The use of public opinion manipulation by corporations and political institutions.

Capturing large-scale information dumping during major elections, epidemics, or geopolitical crises.

Official reports from independent researchers and digital security labs on cyberattacks on information perception.

Also, proof of the artificiality and falsification of the media space includes bot farms, deepfakes, and commissioned information campaigns. These phenomena show how real facts are replaced with invented images.

Millions of social media profiles automatically post comments and create the appearance of popular support.

Media outlets actively use neural networks to create texts, images, and translate content. They write short news items using templates, generate illustrations, and process audio.

Content forgery using neural networks.
Programs create realistic videos and the voices of well-known people saying things they never said.

AI massively writes fake articles and news to fill up one-day websites.

Archived footage or footage shot in other countries, presented as current global news.

News is built on fear and anger to reach more people and boost ratings, not to search for the truth.

The dependence of major platforms on engagement metrics, which encourages the spread of polarizing and false content.

Algorithmic censorship: social media feeds hide unwanted facts and promote the right agenda.

The synchronous appearance of identical phrases and headlines across different seemingly independent media outlets.

Extracting phrases from interviews and replacing headlines for clicks (clickbait), changing the meaning of events in the opposite direction, where sensationalism brings more revenue than facts.

Platforms show people only the information that matches their views.

Trending topics are pushed to the top through algorithms to attract attention to the events they want.

Underreporting the reach of unwanted posts without deleting them entirely.

Artificially inflating views, likes, and reposts to create the illusion that the content is popular.

Creating notes about the weather, currency rates, or sports matches using pre-made data tables.

Converting audio and video recordings of interviews into text with inserted timecodes.

Spell-checking, shortening long articles, and adapting materials for social media.

Creating unique images, covers, and collages for articles when there is no real photo.

Quickly transforming dry numbers and lists into graphical diagrams.

Quickly translating foreign news into different languages with editorial corrections.

Curating a personalized news feed for each reader and viewer.

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