It's just the microwave again.

{Boromir meme} One does not simply ask social media to not spread fake news…

The intergalactic AI alien bots.

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Which bots? The ones that write the articles or the ones looking for alien life?

“Send more Chuck Berry.”

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Good news, human. In response to your query I have identified one form of intelligent life on Earth: me.

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But that’s not true in this instance.

Corrupt government wants to control information flow and will totally not abuse it to suppress dissent.

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I love that your curious to learn more about the article but not curious enough to actually click on it.

yeah, that's weird considering this part:
> For our research, we created an algorithm that uses AI methods to classify signals as being either radio interference, or a genuine technosignature candidate.

Me trying to date

This was such a non-story

It was closer to the start. CTRL+F should take you to the exact location.

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Excerpt from the linked Reuters content^1 by Felix Onuah:

>ABUJA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Nigeria has asked Google and Meta to control the spread of fake news on their platforms ahead of a presidential election this month, Information Minister Lai Mohammed said on Friday.

>Nigerians go to the polls on Feb. 25 to elect a new president, with three frontrunners promising to deal with the rising cost of living, insecurity and a slow-growing economy.

>Mohammed said he met with Meta and Google representatives in Abuja on Friday and requested that they make posts from official channels visible on their platforms, and flag as unverified election results originating from unofficial sources.

>He also asked the two companies to work with the security services to take down posts capable of inciting violence.

>Mohammed's request comes after he asked Google last year to block the use of YouTube channels and livestreams by secessionist and Islamist militant groups in the country.

^1 Nigeria asks social media giants to curb fake news ahead of election, F. Onuah, 3 Feb. 2023, https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/nigeria-asks-social-media-giants-curb-fake-news-ahead-election-2023-02-03/

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Filtered out of a million signals by random rules. Great 😐

From the article itself: “To be clear, these signals are probably not from extraterrestrial intelligence, and are more likely rare cases of radio interference.”

Please read the articles and don’t trust these bots.

Would be interesting to ask AI to evaluate life here and see if it finds an intelligent form

Click baiting via AI.