A statement was made regarding the shocking image: Here is the essence of the matter.

A statement was made regarding the shocking image: Here is the essence of the matter.

25.03.2026 17:00

The Disinformation Combat Center warned citizens that the amount of fake content produced by artificial intelligence is increasing and called for trust only in official sources.

The Communications Presidency's Disinformation Combat Center (DMM) announced that there has been an increase in disinformation activities in light of recent developments. DMM emphasized the need to be cautious, especially against fake content produced by artificial intelligence.

BE CAUTIOUS OF FAKE CONTENT PRODUCED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

In a statement made on DMM's social media account, it was noted that following regional developments, content aimed at misleading the public has become widespread. The statement expressed that perception operations are being carried out with unrealistic visuals, sounds, and videos prepared using deepfake technologies. It was pointed out that these contents attempt to manipulate societal sensitivities.

Fake content produced by artificial intelligence

“FOLLOW OFFICIAL SOURCES”

DMM called on citizens to only trust the statements of official authorities. It was emphasized that caution should be exercised against shares that are sensational, emotionally charged, and have uncertain sources. Additionally, it was pointed out that unverified information should not be shared, as such content could be a component of "psychological operations."

Fake content produced by artificial intelligence

DMM indicated the importance of common sense for the protection of national security and social peace, stating that accurate and verified information should be followed.

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