Untruths in a sentence

As AI systems become more human-competitive, we are faced with a dilemma: Should we allow machines to broadcast untruths and propaganda?

His presidency was marked by a mounting nationwide realization that there is little recourse to be had against a popular political leader who tells blatant untruths repeatedly.

In his opening address to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Tubridy angrily banged a tabled as he set out seven “untruths” he believed have been put into the public sphere about him – mostly by RTÉ.

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Asante Akyem North, Andy Appiah-Kubi, on Friday morning failed to show up in court despite filing a suit against the Assembly member for the Obuasi Electoral Area for allegedly defaming and peddling untruths against him.

We should call out these untruths for what they are.

One of the most vocal opposition groups, Protect Our Coast NJ, whose members held up anti-offshore wind signs as they picketed outside the hall where Tuesday's conference was held, said the industry is the party peddling untruths.

That is because factual untruth requires continuous additional untruths to cover over and sustain the original one.

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Facebook knowingly allows untruths and lies in its political ads to circulate on the platform, while bots sow discord among users.

He cannot be the chairman of an institution that seeks to preserve the untruths of Burnham’s legacy then in the same breath tell us that accepting the truth shall make us free.

Intentional untruths repeated endlessly acquire the robust sheen of truth.

I understand you may be tired of hearing about President Trump’s untruths.

Since taking office, Donald Trump has made 20,000 false or misleading claims, according to Washington Post, which identified a “tsunami of untruths” emanating from the Oval Office.

The bulk of his credibility problem is the relentless spouting of half-truths, untruths and who-knows-whether-it’s-trues.

The Vice President noted that rather than keeping quiet, it is the responsibility of the government, and all Ghanaians not to remain silent when untruths are being peddled, especially by such a high ranking former officer of state.

The web of exaggerations and untruths, some culminating in lawsuits involving pharmaceutical firms, with false starts then adversely affecting stock prices and the overall market, complicates a scientific process already daunting and unbelievably complex.

And it’s a strategy that can be applied to the fight against the current plague of untruths by refuting existing lies and curbing new falsehoods through education and public and corporate policy.

He added that he was concerned by “what the number 10 spokesmen are saying nowadays”, adding that they were “coming out with things that are quite frankly whopping untruths”.

I believe that in making this offer, John would be seen to be complying was your request to take down any untruths.

The group stated that Atiku’s case was fraught with legal inconsistencies, untruths, fictions, illogical conjectures and outlandish claims.