Telecommunications & Media
BCMCC to provide training for high school students nationwide on responding to deepfakes and hate speech
The Broadcasting and Media Communications Commission will provide media ethics education for high school students nationwide. Starting Sept. 4, it will run a programme for prospective creators for schools recommended by education offices in six regions that have signed agreements with the commission, as well as other high schools that applied in advance. The course covers media ethics, review rules and violation cases, and mock review exercises, including responses to sexual deepfakes and discriminatory and hate expressions.
