> [AI enhanced propaganda] will learn exactly what to say to push your buttons ... No one is impervious to this If this is true, then I wonder if one could rep

> [AI enhanced propaganda] will learn exactly what to say to push your buttons ... No one is impervious to this If this is true, then I wonder if one could repurpose the machinery towards making people resistant to such manipulation. Push people's buttons to make them think there's something wrong with bleu cheese, then follow up (perhaps at the end of the article, perhaps later) with a description of how their buttons were pushed and a listing of everything that was faked. The analogy would be vaccination. If you get hoaxed once and learn that it was a hoax, that may not have much effect (see Gell-Mann amnesia). If it happens six times in a row, I suspect that will make you significantly less liable to believe things you read without question.