By: Emily Baker-White
It's been more than eight years since content farms overseas started “American” fake news pages on Facebook. Their business, now fueled by AI, is still going strong.
Emily Baker-White is a Senior Writer for Forbes, specializing in tech reporting. With previous experience at BuzzFeed News and in content policy at Facebook and Spotify, Emily brings a unique perspective to her articles, covering topics such as social media platforms, corporate secrets, and the intersection of technology and society.
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