How a Delhi-based professor is fixing WhatsApp’s fake news problem with machine learning
Tuesday, July 31, 2018 IST
Should WhatsApp consider machine learning technology to address the problem of fake news? A Delhi-based researcher is already working on a proof-of-concept
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