How Does Blockchain Help Combat Disinformation? Disinformation — that is, content that deliberately deceives for political or monetary profit — is the same old thing. However, as we've seen throughout the last year specifically, computerized stages have made it altogether simpler to spread perilous paranoid fears, as plainly bogus cases on themes as wide-going as the pandemic, racial fights, California out of control fires, and official political race results have circulated around the web with astounding rate and reach. Fanning the fire is the rise of deep fakes: exceptionally persuading (yet absolutely fake) sound, photograph, and video content, made by AI, with the possibility to cost organizations a huge number of dollars. Also, that is not in any event, considering the less-quantifiable however no less critical human effect of tech-empowered disinformation on society on the loose. The uplifting news is, while innovation has prodded the issue, new advances — explicitly, ...