As disinformation and foreign digital interference campaigns grow ever more sophisticated, France Télévisions has entered into an unprecedented partnership with VIGINUM. The aim of this collaboration is to better inform, raise awareness among, and equip audiences to deal with the risks posed by information manipulation, in order to safeguard the reliability of news and the integrity of public debate.

In the age of generative AI, doubt creeps into everything we see, believe, and share. The result? Competing narratives, a fractured reality, a common language coming apart — and a new reflex we all need to learn: assuming that any image is false until proven otherwise. We’re no longer just in the post-truth era, where feelings outweigh facts. Welcome to Post-Reality!

With the development of generative AI, it is becoming increasingly difficult to mke a difference between authentic videos and those generated by AI when browsing the internet. In its commitment to transparency, France Télévisions wants to be able to guarantee its content to its audiences by adopting the C2PA protocol.

Following the publication of its trend book, Méta-Media presents the first episode of Méta-Talk devoted to journalism and influence.

Nearly half of the under-30s use TikTok for information, HugoDécrypte now has 14 million subscribers (more than Le Monde) and 54% of French people think we should be suspicious of the way the traditional media treat major current affairs - 3 points more than in 2023.

At a time when disinformation campaigns are on the rise and the French are increasingly distrustful of television (54% according to the latest Kantar Public one-point survey for La Croix), France Télévisions is stepping up its transparency campaign and opening up the news production process in an unprecedented way. Our goal: to keep the French informed!

Finding the truth in the false, or the false in the truth, is a situation we can all be confronted with. At a time where information is consumed on social networks and platforms, it is sometimes difficult to determine what is right. Fact-checking appears to be an activity that should be developed through a new shared tool.

Fake news is flooding the web and swarming in our private messaging and e-mail inboxes. As a consequence of the public’s growing distrust of the mass media, it is on average, 35% more viral, massively disseminated and relayed. More than a trend it is a real groundswell that is spreading far and wide. This information disorder spares no subject, no medium and no form of communication. Les Révélateurs of FranceTV, France Télévisions’ new image and video fact-checking unit, aims to fight against a particularly pernicious form of this disinformation.

Julien Pain presents a series of tips to avoid falling into the traps set around a simple photo!

What is fakes news? We talk about it a lot but do you know how it works? This false information, which mimics the real to spread like wildfire, is one of the major issues in the circulation of information on digital platforms. Follow Méta-Media, a chronicle of the information revolution by the Direction de la Prospective de France Télévisions : The Méta-Media Blog The Facebook Meta-Media page The Twitter account @metamedia and the Instagram account : @meta_media

Linh-Lan Dao from France Info explains how numbers can be misleading!

Why is a photo not proof? All the explanations of Samuel Laurent from Décodeurs du Monde !