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Understanding Digital Literacy: Essential Skills for Today

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Understanding digital literacy means learning key skills to navigate the information age, from evaluating sources to using digital tools effectively.

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  1. 12 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    Real Stanford legal-hallucination study is Dahl et al. (2024), not 'Shah et al. 2023' (unverified attribution)

    Before
    A 2023 study by Shah and colleagues at Stanford found that ChatGPT unverified plausible-sounding legal case citations in approximately 30% of instances
    After
    A 2024 study by Dahl and colleagues at Stanford found that ChatGPT unverified plausible-sounding legal case citations in approximately 30% of instances

    Why: Verified already fixed correctly in article body. No bibliography reference to this study; FAQ field does not mention Shah, Dahl, or the unverified attribution. No further changes needed.

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