📰 Information on the Internet is undoubtedly one of the weapons of modern wars. It is typically used to spread propaganda, intimidate individuals or groups, disseminate false information, and shape public opinion in a particular direction." Also, it's worth remembering that artificial intelligence can produce thousands of messages with any content.

Join an open discussion to discuss media literacy during the war and learn how to harness artificial intelligence.

📢 About the speaker: Iglika Ivanova is a Ph.D. candidate and lecturer at Sofia University, Bulgaria, whose research interests gravitate toward the challenges at the intersection of media, technology, and democracy. Iglika's professional resume brings together work experience and insights from various fields related to media literacy — media, academia, civil sector, and public administration (policymaking).

🕰 February 15, 14:00

📍 Online

🎟 Entry is free

The Black Sea Speaker Series is a regional, hybrid virtual initiative of the U.S. Missions in Bulgaria, Georgia and Ukraine to educate youth leaders and emerging voices about key opportunities and challenges impacting countries on the Black Sea. Through digital & in-person American Spaces platforms, audiences can engage with American and local subject matter experts on a range of topics of strategic importance. Join and become part of a conversation across the Black Sea region.