Cyberpedia, Africa’s leading AI-powered real-time due diligence and internet governance platform, has announced a major advancement in the global fight against fake news and digital disinformation through its flagship search engine application – Cyberpedia (www.cyberpedia.app).
According to a statement released by the organisation, www.cyberpedia.app is a one-stop verification, debunking, and removal platform.
The report said it enables individuals, journalists, organizations, and governments to instantly query, debunk, and eliminate false and harmful online content before it spreads.
Giving a detailed account of how Cyberpedia works against fake news the statement read, “Instant Query & Verification: Users enter any claim, name, organization, or URL, and Cyberpedia’s AI cross-references it against billions of data points from domain records, litigation databases, sanctioned lists, and real-time cyber threat intelligence.
“Debunk with Evidence: The platform generates verifiable, source-linked reports that expose fabricated stories, deepfakes, manipulated images, and coordinated disinformation campaigns.
“Remove Harmful Content: Through partnerships with search engines, social platforms, and content hosts, Cyberpedia facilitates the swift removal of defamatory articles, fraudulent profiles, phishing sites, and disinformation posts – often within hours.”
Cyberpedia is a member of the World Economic Forum New Champions, also a member of the Internet Society & a member of the Internet Governance Forum.
Licensed under the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) and fully audit-compliant, Cyberpedia is trusted globally.
