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Penny Daflos

Penny Daflos

Verified

Journalist, CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC)

Vancouver

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Total articles 974

  • Surprises and old patterns: AI and misinformation in the 2025 federal election campaign

    By Penny Daflos Verified| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified The 2025 federal election campaign hasn’t resulted in a slew of deep fakes and voter confusion as some had feared, but experts and observers are warning Canadian voters to remain vigilant about misinformation as a new era of technological adaptation is underway. A Canada Research Chair for public policy and professor at UBC agrees that anecdotally, there doesn’t appear to be a lot of AI-generated material on social media platforms but she cautions that it may be circulating in smaller circles.

    By Penny Daflos Verified · CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • B.C. healthcare leadership overhaul continues as formal reviews begin

    By Penny Daflos Verified| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified A month after the head of Fraser Health was ousted, the CEO of the Provincial Health Services Authorities has been replaced as several board members are dismissed and a formal ministry review begins. The New Democrats had promised to review health authority spending and decision-making on the provincial campaign trail in the fall, and on Monday Minister Josie Osborne announced PHSA would be the first to come under the microscope.

    By Penny Daflos Verified · CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC)

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Surprises and old patterns: AI and misinformation in the 2025 federal election campaign

    By Penny Daflos Verified| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified The 2025 federal election campaign hasn’t resulted in a slew of deep fakes and voter confusion as some had feared, but experts and observers are warning Canadian voters to remain vigilant about misinformation as a new era of technological adaptation is underway. A Canada Research Chair for public policy and professor at UBC agrees that anecdotally, there doesn’t appear to be a lot of AI-generated material on social media platforms but she cautions that it may be circulating in smaller circles.

    By Penny Daflos Verified · CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC)