What is true in a digital world. Is the State failing us?

We live in an age where information spreads at the speed of light and the line between fact and fiction is becoming increasingly blurred. Disinformation, fake news and information bubbles threaten not only our personal perception of reality, but also social and democratic stability. In this context, the question of the role of the state and its ability to protect citizens from digital threats without restricting freedom of speech becomes crucial. How does our state fulfil this role? What does the delay of several months in adopting a law enabling the proper enforcement of the European DSA regulation testify to? Is a society in which over 60% of the population has not read a single book in a year capable of defending itself against the flood of disinformation on social media? Is Poland an easy target for foreign powers using disinformation for their military doctrine? These are just some of the issues that will be discussed during the panel.