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Simplicity in Truth, Complexity in Lies – Disinformation Research Findings Presented at the COMPTEXT 2026 International Conference

Xinying Chen presented the results of linguistic research on syntactic structures in disinformation texts at the prestigious COMPTEXT 2026 conference. In her presentation, titled “Simplicity in truth, complexity in lies: Syntactic patterns in Czech news,” she demonstrated how modern quantitative text analysis methods can identify specific structural patterns in Czech news based on their credibility.

Working Meeting of the Disinfo Project

On 22–23 June, a two-day project working meeting will take place at the at the Campus of the University of Ostrava. The meeting is part of the project Biography of Fake News with a Touch of AI: Dangerous Phenomenon through the Prism of Modern Human Sciences.