Who spreads visual generative disinformation, how does it work, and why is it so persuasive?

By Menna Elhosary
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City St Georges, University of London
Hounslow, England
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I believe the topic of this research is not only relevant to current issues created by AI, but it seeks to provide realistic data for future reflection. It’s a study that is both academically and socially significant. It simply needs to be conducted, and this award-winning researcher is more than qualified to do it.
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Menna Elhosary

Menna Elhosary is an early-career award-winning communication scholar and a first-year PhD student in the Department of Journalism at City St Georges, University of London. Menna has over five years of teaching and research experience. Her research agenda focuses on generative AI and news automation, information disorder, and war propaganda. She is the recipient of seven international academic awards from AEJMC, ICA, and the University of Sharjah. Her work has appeared in multiple top journals, including the International Communication Gazette and the International Journal of Communication.

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