Gudea Builds AI System to Spot Social Media Crises Before They Spread
As AI-generated misinformation and viral rumors pose mounting risks to brand reputation and public discourse, early-warning tools that track online narrative spread offer organizations a practical defense—and raise questions about who controls crisis response at scale.
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