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Jo, Yongrae; Park, Chanik

doi:10.1145/3366611.3368145

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“…In the past, anyone could broadcast through live streaming [13], but now only when the number of subscribers exceeds 1,000 can users create live streaming broadcasts. There are also various forms of digital media [14]. Through digital media, a large amount of news is being produced day by day.…”

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Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Based Fake News Discrimination

Kim,

Huh,

Kim

2024

IEEE Access

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This paper minimizes fake news, which has been a hot topic recently, using blockchain and artificial intelligence technology, and verifies it with blockchain. Also, using Artificial Intelligence technology, we want to create an algorithm that predicts how fake news will spread in the future. You can see various attempts at a news media platform based on Blockchain technology. However, the Blockchain news media platform is still not getting the market response we expected. It is questionable whether the reason is simply because it is a new technology, so it takes a long time to gain trust from consumers, whether consumers are not yet expecting an innovative news media platform, or whether the explosive growth of the Blockchain news media platform is difficult for other reasons. Research to answer this or direct research between Blockchain and media platforms is still lacking. In addition, the method of verifying fake news using artificial intelligence was verified, ANN, CBR, and MDA were changed, and the experiment was verified for progress. In addition, the use of 5-fold cross-validation as a comparative method was added as described above to more closely examine the possibility of its usefulness even in general situations. Also, through various fields of artificial intelligence and blockchain, verification work was done with blockchain, and fake news prediction was made using artificial intelligence. Various experiments were conducted and performance tests were performed, while the performance of about 5,000 TTPS was recorded through the third experiment. In the future, we think it is necessary to combine Artificial Intelligence and blockchain technology.

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Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Based Fake News Discrimination

Kim,

Huh,

Kim

2024

IEEE Access

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Toward Trustworthy Blockchain-as-a-Service with Auditing

Park

2020

2020 IEEE 40th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS)

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Blockchain–Cloud Integration: A Survey

Khanna

Sah

Bolshev

et al. 2022

Sensors

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Over the last couple of years, Blockchain technology has emerged as a game-changer for various industry domains, ranging from FinTech and the supply chain to healthcare and education, thereby enabling them to meet the competitive market demands and end-user requirements. Blockchain technology gained its popularity after the massive success of Bitcoin, of which it constitutes the backbone technology. While blockchain is still emerging and finding its foothold across domains, Cloud computing is comparatively well defined and established. Organizations such as Amazon, IBM, Google, and Microsoft have extensively invested in Cloud and continue to provide a plethora of related services to a wide range of customers. The pay-per-use policy and easy access to resources are some of the biggest advantages of Cloud, but it continues to face challenges like data security, compliance, interoperability, and data management. In this article, we present the advantages of integrating Cloud and blockchain technology along with applications of Blockchain-as-a-Service. The article presents itself with a detailed survey illustrating recent works combining the amalgamation of both technologies. The survey also talks about blockchain–cloud services being offered by existing Cloud Service providers.

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Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Based Fake News Discrimination

Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Based Fake News Discrimination

Toward Trustworthy Blockchain-as-a-Service with Auditing

Blockchain–Cloud Integration: A Survey

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