What is real on the internet?

False and Inaccurate Information on the Web

In the current world we’re living in, we as a society can come across information that is either fake or not true on the Web. The reason for this occurring is because people either want to spread disinformation in order to deceive the public or because the information is false or inaccurate but gets mistakenly or inadvertently created or spread. Additionally, people would want to click bait or rage bait the public with lies so that they can profit from it and get money.

AI

In my opinion, AI in the context of what is real on the internet can be quite sloppy and misleading at times. Accordion blocks that contain copy/pasted transcripts of your interactions with NebulaOne are OpenAI, Anthropic, and Mistral, and each Chat used 3% of the tokens. Each model found at least three sources to back up their information, and they’re all sensible and give details to where it doesn’t come off as click bait. The models produce information that matched my understanding of the topic, and the model that works best for me is the Mistral model.

“Fake News,” Lies, and Misinformation

Who is the internet for?

The internet is spread around the world for everyone to have the open accessibility to.

Openness

Why

I would like to make content open because I want to make work available for others to view, modify, and/or use themselves without them having to pay for it. The web is for everyone to use.

How

Methods I can use to make content open are articles on Wikipedia, how-to videos on YouTube, online e-books, and many more content.

Accessibility

Why

I might want to make accessible content because with accessibility, you can make the design of products and experiences usable by as many people as possible regardless of ability or disability.

How

Methods I can use to make content accessible are designing posters so that the text has a high contrast against the background color, turning on captions so that deaf people can understand the video, and sharing a written transcript of the spoken information in a presentation.

Guidance on Web Accessibility and the ADA

Xavier

Xavier is a man who’s currently attending his first year of UMW as a transfer student. His hobbies include reading, playing video games, and using technology. His goal is to get an associate’s degree and work in the filming industry.

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