2. Who is telling the story? A report could come from an experienced, trusted journalist - or it could have been mistakenly shared by someone on social media who believed it was true. This is know as misinformation - when fake news is mistakenly shared. When someone knowingly shares fake news, it’s known as disinformation.
Claude is clearly new to all this, as it managed to get all the way through its essay without reminding readers to subscribe and spread the word. Will the next retiring Claude get its own podcast? Time will tell, but either is decidedly preferable to the ever-evolving technology being used to steal people’s data.
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Creating a decentralised site reliant on moderators has also proved problematic at times.
And Chagger has personal experience of tumble dryer fires. Some years ago, a fire alarm went off in his own home – in a room where his tumble dryer was operating. "I couldn't believe my ears," he recalls but, on close inspection, he realised a thin layer of smoke was hovering beneath the ceiling above the machine. Chagger was able to deal with the fire safely and says he recommends putting a smoke alarm in the same room as a tumble dryer.