AI, Fact Labels, and User Control

I believe that with sufficient effort Google could build a system
leveraging their existing AI infrastructure to assist greatly in the
identification and labeling of fake and false postings/news.

If systems can be put in place to label specific postings and search
results as DEEMED FALSE or other appropriate fact-related status labels,
I believe that it would be appropriate to default to showing those
labels, but permit users to switch such labels off entirely if they
wish. This latter setting could be called OSTRICH MODE.

ALSO: "How Fake and False News Distort Google and Others" -
https://lauren.vortex.com/2016/11/25/how-fake-and-false-news-distort-google-and-others

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doing so -- my opinions expressed here are mine alone.
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The correct term is "Internet" NOT "internet" -- please don't 
fall into the trap of using the latter. It's just plain wrong!
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