AI-generated summary
Major protests have taken place in France over the weekend with over half a million participants. During the protests there was violence including arson and looting.
Over half a million people took part in protests across France this weekend. During the protests, the city hall of Limoges was burned down and hundreds of shops were looted and damaged.
In connection with large and dramatic news events, the feeds are basically always filled with a mix of authentic, fake and old images and videos. So also this time.
We have looked more closely at three examples - one of which is from Sweden.
See more in the video above!
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The authorities will increase security measures ahead of future protests
Likely · Within days
The debate about disinformation in the context of protests will continue
Very likely · Within weeks

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