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The debate was organized by the Coalition for Community Safety and Justice, and moderated by Sarah Wan, the executive director of Community Youth Center, and Joyce Lam of the Chinese Progressive Association.
華人權益促進會 （CAA）、三藩市中華文化中心及「社區安全與正義聯盟」（CCSJ）昨午在中華文化中心舉辦第三區市參事候選人論壇。
In 2022, after a spike in disinformation involving China and COVID-19, the civil rights group Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA) launched PiYaoBa, a fact-checking website produced in Chinese that aims to counter disinformation on WeChat and other platforms.
The Graphika report comes just weeks after a report from the San Francisco-based non-profit, Chinese for Affirmative Action, called out a “right wing disinformation in the Chinese American community” for “reflecting a politics of hate.”
大會第一天以「停止仇視傳播愛」為主題的「停止仇視論壇」上，幾位「停止仇視倡議」（Stop the Hate Initiative）的發起人分享了過去幾年爭取資源的努力，以及未來即將面對的挑戰，要求州府對反仇視工作進行長期穩定投資。
華人權益促進會（CAA）發表報告，形容人工智能（AI）普及後，已經導致虛假信息的情況火上加油，此外社交媒體X更首次超越微信成為中文謠言的最大溫床。
中文數字互動倡導Kennis Chen說：「在副總統賀錦麗(Kamala Harris)成為民主黨的推定提名人後，虛假信息通過用性別歧視和厭女言論，以及不實說法來誣蔑她的候選資格，並希望用這類言論來破壞她的競選活動。我們追蹤到的虛假信息，旨在破壞民眾對投票過程和選舉結果的信心。」
The study, released Monday by civil rights nonprofit group Chinese for Affirmative Action, highlights misconceptions like that the “extreme left” policies of President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party are moving the U.S. toward communism, and…
We will see AI coming at the public at an increasingly fast pace in this election, said Jinxia Niu, program manager for Chinese for Affirmative Action, a nonprofit civil rights organization.
“In the last 12 months, we documented over 600 pieces of disinformation across all major Chinese-language social media. And the top two themes are supporting or deifying Trump, and attacking Biden and democratic policies,” said Jinxia Niu, program manager for…
“Their misreporting literally set off a flood of misinformation, racist content, outrageous conspiracy theories,” said Cynthia Choi, the co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate. “It really sparked fear in the Asian American community.”
In December 2023, staff with the San Francisco nonprofit Chinese for Affirmative Action spent a day in San Diego to provide translation services to Chinese migrants released from federal immigration custody.