Information processing device, method, and program

Abstract

The present invention aims to provide a technology that increases the credibility of information circulating through media. [Solution] When a request is made for review of the content of information content, a registered member is asked to review the content of the information content related to the request, and a certification mark is provided for approved information content, and if there is information content with a certification mark circulating in the media that differs from the certified content, this is notified.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an information processing device, method, and program. [Background technology]

[0002] In recent years, various types of information have been circulating in society through various information transmission media, such as the Internet and paper media. This information includes information sent by unspecified parties. Therefore, the information circulating in society may contain information with low credibility, such as false information that intentionally contains content contrary to the facts, or unintentional misinformation based on a misunderstanding on the part of the author (see, for example, Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2017-220190 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Readers can assess the credibility of information circulating in society through various means, including checking the publisher and author names, comparing it with other works, reading reviews and word-of-mouth from others, and the status of tamper-proofing measures. However, much of the information circulating in society does not go through a publisher, is written by unknown authors, is not easily compared with other works, or is not easily subject to tamper-proofing measures. Even among this information whose credibility is difficult to assess, there is a great deal of reliable information. Therefore, it would be socially useful to establish a system to ensure the credibility of this information whose credibility is difficult to assess. For example, increasing the credibility of a wide variety of medical information disseminated by various sources could usher in a society in which medical professionals and patients can receive more appropriate treatment than they currently receive, without being misled by false medical information.

[0005] Therefore, an object of the present application is to provide a technology for increasing the credibility of information circulating through media. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] In order to solve the above problems, in this invention, when an examination of the contents of information content is requested, a registered member is asked to examine the contents of the information content related to the request, and a certification mark is provided for the approved information content, and if there is any information content with a certification mark circulating in the media that is different from the certified content, this is notified.

[0007] In detail, the present invention is an information processing device that guarantees the content of information content distributed in media, and includes an examination processing unit that, when an examination of the content of the information content is requested, requests a registered member to examine the content of the information content related to the request; an authentication management unit that, when the content of the information content related to the request is approved in the examination by the registered member, provides the person requesting the examination with image data of a certification mark with an identifier unique to each examination, and stores the content of the approved information content in a database in association with the identifier; a comparison processing unit that, when information content with a certification mark is extracted from a plurality of information contents distributed in media, searches the database for the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content, and compares the extracted information content with the searched information content; and a comparison processing unit that compares the extracted information content with the information content from the searched information content. and a notification processing unit that notifies the user of the discrepancy if the discrepancy is found to be different from the content of the original document.

[0008] According to the information processing device, information content certified by a member review is stored in a database. The person requesting the review can then attach a certification mark to the certified medical information and transmit the information to various media. The use of the certification mark is monitored by the above-mentioned comparison process. If the certification mark is attached to information content that differs from the certified information content, a notification to that effect is issued, enabling, for example, prompt correction of fraudulent use. Therefore, according to the information processing device, it is possible to increase the credibility of information content distributed through media.

[0009] The information content may be medical information, and the registered members may be doctors. In this way, medical information circulating through the media that is marked with a certification mark is approved by a doctor, which makes it possible to increase the credibility of such medical information.

[0010] The comparison processing unit may also compare the degree of match between the extracted information content and the retrieved information content. In the case of comparing the degree of match, it is possible to properly determine whether the contents match even if the information content has been slightly changed.

[0011] The notification processing unit may also issue a notification urging correction of the extracted information content, which will encourage correction of information content in which the certification mark is being misused, thereby reducing the possibility of damage to social trust in the certification mark.

[0012] The present invention can also be understood from the aspect of a method. For example, the present invention may be an information processing method for guaranteeing the content of information content distributed in media, wherein a computer executes the following steps: an examination process for, when an examination of the content of the information content is requested, requesting a registered member to examine the content of the requested information content; an authentication management process for, when the content of the information content related to the request is approved in the examination by the registered member, providing image data of a certification mark attached with a unique identifier for each examination to the person requesting the examination and storing the content of the approved information content in a database in association with the identifier; a comparison process for, when information content with a certification mark is extracted from a plurality of information content distributed in media, retrieving from the database the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content and comparing the extracted information content with the retrieved information content; and a notification process for notifying the difference if the extracted information content differs from the retrieved information content.

[0013] The present invention can also be understood from the aspect of a program. For example, the present invention may be an information processing program that guarantees the content of information content distributed in media, and causes a computer to execute the following: an examination process that, when an examination of the content of the information content is requested, requests a registered member to examine the content of the information content related to the request; an authentication management process that, when the content of the information content related to the request is approved in the examination by the registered member, provides image data of a certification mark with a unique identifier for each examination to the person requesting the examination and stores the content of the approved information content in a database in association with the identifier; a comparison process that, when information content with a certification mark is extracted from a plurality of information content distributed in media, searches the database for the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content and compares the extracted information content with the retrieved information content; and a notification process that, when the extracted information content differs from the retrieved information content, notifies the difference. stomach. [Effects of the Invention]

[0014] According to the present invention, it is possible to increase the credibility of information circulating through media. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0015] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a process implemented by an authentication system according to an embodiment. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a system configuration diagram of the authentication system. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram implemented in the business server. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a first process flow diagram implemented in the business server. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 is a second processing flow diagram implemented in the business server. [Figure 6] Figure 6 is an illustration showing the relationship between articles circulating in the media and readers. [Figure 7] Figure 7 is an illustration showing measures to prevent fraudulent use. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0016] The following describes embodiments. The embodiments described below are merely examples, and do not limit the technical scope of the present disclosure to the following aspects.

[0017] <Summary> FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of processing implemented by an authentication system according to an embodiment. The authentication system according to this embodiment is a system that guarantees the content of information content distributed through various media, including various communication networks such as the Internet, various electronic information recording media such as optical discs and memories, paper media such as magazines and newspapers, public broadcasting media such as television and radio, and other media. In this embodiment, medical information is used as an example of information content whose content is guaranteed by the authentication system, but the authentication system disclosed in this application is not limited to authenticating such medical information. The authentication system disclosed in this application can also be applied to authenticating various other information, for example, information related to natural sciences such as physics and chemistry, information related to social sciences such as politics and economics, and other information.

[0018] In the authentication system of this embodiment, a business operator who manages the operation of the authentication system serves as a link between the client who created the medical information and the doctor who undertakes to review the medical information. The business operator then allows the client to use a certification mark in the media for medical information approved by the doctor. The business operator also monitors for unauthorized use of the certification mark. In this way, the business operator aims to improve the reliability of medical information circulating in the media and achieve its vision of realizing a society that is not misled by false information such as fake medical news.

[0019] To achieve this vision, specifically, when a client requests authentication of medical information, the authentication system of this embodiment requests a pre-registered member physician to review the medical information. Then, once the member physician approves the medical information, the system notifies the client that the information has been authenticated. In this notification, a certification mark that the client can use when distributing the medical information to the media is provided to the client electronically in the form of image data, along with an identifier for distinguishing the medical information from other certifications. This allows the client to publish the medical information in the media with the image data attached to it. Furthermore, when the authentication system extracts medical information with the certification mark circulating in the media, it compares the extracted medical information with the authenticated medical information. If there is a difference, the system notifies the client that the certification mark is used on medical information that differs from the authenticated information. This allows the client to easily share the medical information they have distributed to the media. It is possible to take various measures such as correcting or deleting articles that contain the mark, issuing corrective warnings to those who have used the mark without permission, and consulting with the company that operates the certification system. If fraudulent use of the certification mark is discovered, the company that operates the certification system may take corrective measures without notifying the client.

[0020] By controlling this processing, the authentication system of this embodiment ensures that medical information circulating in the media that is affixed with the above-mentioned certification mark is more reliable than information that does not affix the certification mark. Furthermore, since medical information circulating in the media that is affixed with the certification mark is compared with certified medical information, the appropriate use of the certification mark also builds social trust in the certification mark. If the certification mark becomes well-known and the trustworthiness of medical information affixed with the certification mark is recognized by society, people who come into contact with information in the media will be able to determine the reliability of medical information based on the presence or absence of the certification mark. This is expected to contribute to the realization of a society that is not misled by fake medical news, etc.

[0021] The authentication system of this embodiment will be described in detail below.

[0022] <System configuration> 2 is a system configuration diagram of authentication system 1. Authentication system 1 includes a business operator server 20 (an example of an "information processing device" as referred to in this application) operated by business operator 2, a client terminal 30 used by client 3, a member doctor terminal 40 used by member doctor 4, and a media server 50 operated by media 5. The business operator server 20, client terminal 30, member doctor terminal 40, and media server 50 can communicate with each other via the Internet 6, which is a public communication line.

[0023] Although two member physician terminals 40 are shown in Figure 2, the number of member physicians 4 of the business operator 2 is not limited to two. The business operator 2 has a large number of member physicians 4, and can communicate with each member physician 4's member physician terminal 40 via the Internet 6. Also, in Figure 2, the media 5 is shown as separate from the client 3, the business operator 2, and the member physician 4, but for example, the client 3, the business operator 2, or the member physician 4 may publish a web page or a monthly magazine, and thus serve as part of the media 5. Also, in Figure 2, the business operator server 20, the client terminal 30, the member physician terminal 40, and the media server 50 are connected to the Internet 6 by solid lines, but each device may be connected to the Internet 6 either wirelessly or via a wired connection.

[0024] The business server 20, the client terminal 30, the member doctor terminal 40, and the media server 50 each include a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a memory, a main storage device such as an SSD (Solid State Drive) or an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), an input / output interface, a communication interface, and the like. The client terminal 30 and the member doctor terminal 40 may be, for example, a smartphone, a tablet computer, a personal computer, or any other type of computer. The business server 20 and the media server 50 may be, for example, a general-purpose server, a personal computer, a rental server installed in a data center, a cloud, or any other type of computer.

[0025] 3 is a functional block diagram realized in the business operator server 20. In the business operator server 20, the CPU executes a computer program loaded from the main storage device to the memory, thereby realizing, for example, four functional blocks, namely, an examination processing unit 21, an authentication management unit 22, a comparison processing unit 23, and a notification processing unit 24, as well as a database 25 that stores various information. When the examination processing unit 21 accepts an examination of the contents of medical information sent from the client terminal 30 via the Internet 6, it is responsible for processing to send a review request to each member doctor terminal 40. In addition, the authentication management unit 22 performs the examination of the medical information approved by the member doctor 4. The database 25 also stores information about member doctors 4 registered as members of the business operator 2 (such as their membership numbers, names, and email addresses) and files of medical information approved by member doctors 4. The comparison processing unit 23 extracts information content bearing the certification mark from information content distributed in the media server 50 of the media 5, and compares the extracted information content with the authenticated medical information. The notification processing unit 24 notifies the business operator 2 when the extracted information content differs from the authenticated medical information. The database 25 also stores information about member doctors 4 registered as members of the business operator 2 (such as their membership numbers, names, and email addresses) and files of medical information approved by member doctors 4.

[0026] The following describes the processing content realized in the authentication system 1 of this embodiment. Fig. 4 is a first processing flow diagram realized in the business entity server 20. The first processing flow realized in the business entity server 20 will be described below.

[0027] The business provider server 20 repeatedly executes the following process while executing the computer program loaded into memory. That is, the business provider server 20 determines whether or not a request for review sent via the Internet 6 from the client terminal 30 operated by the client 3 has been received (S101). The review request may be made, for example, in the form of the client 3 accessing a webpage published on the Internet 6 by the business provider server 20 using the client terminal 30 and uploading a file of medical information to be reviewed on the webpage, or in the form of the client 3 sending an email requesting review using the client terminal 30 to the email address of the business provider 2 used for review acceptance, or in the form of the client 3 mailing application documents and electronic files for review to the business provider 2. The business provider server 20 may automatically accept requests sent from the client 3 in these ways, or may accept them after an employee of the business provider 2, for example, confirms the review content and performs input operations.

[0028] If the business operator server 20 makes a positive determination in the processing of step S101, it then transmits the medical information, which is the information content to be reviewed and which was sent from the client terminal 30, to the member doctor terminal 40 via the Internet 6 together with a predetermined message requesting an examination, etc. (S102). The request for examination may be, for example, in the form of sending the medical information, etc. for which an examination has been requested, by email to the member doctor terminal 40 of each member doctor 4, or in the form of the member doctor 4 accessing a web page of the business operator server 20 on the member doctor terminal 40, or in the form of mailing from the business operator 20 to the member doctor 4 on paper or the like.

[0029] Next, the business entity server 20 determines whether the member physician 4 has completed the proofreading (S103). The determination of whether the member physician 4 has completed the proofreading may be made, for example, by a positive determination when proofreading results have been received from the member physician terminals 40 of all member physicians 4 who requested proofreading, by a positive determination when proofreading results have been received from the member physician terminals 40 of a predetermined number of member physicians 4, or by a positive determination after a certain period of time has elapsed since the proofreading was requested. The member physician 4 may proofread in various ways, such as by pressing an approval button on the webpage of the business entity server 20, by replying by email containing the proofreading results, or by mailing a paper document containing the proofreading results. The business entity server 20 may automatically accept the proofreading results sent from the member physician 4 in these ways, or by having an employee of the business entity 2, etc., confirm or input the proofreading results.

[0030] If the business entity server 20 makes a positive determination in step S103, it then executes authentication processing (S104). In the authentication processing, the approved medical information is registered in the database 25, an identifier to be assigned to the certification mark is generated, and the certification mark is provided to the party requesting the review. The certification mark is provided in the form of electronic image data so that the client 3 can easily include it in an article. For this reason, the provision of the certification mark to the client 3 is carried out by the business entity server 20. It is preferable that the image data be downloaded from a web page of the client server 20, or attached to an email sent to the client terminal 30 of the client 3, but it may also be sent by mail on an electronic information recording medium on which the image data is recorded.

[0031] In the authentication system 1, the business entity server 20 repeatedly executes the processes of steps S101 to S104 described above, and thereby the authenticated medical information is stored for each identifier in the database 25 of the business entity server 20. Then, the client 3 can transmit the information to various media 5 in the form of adding an authentication mark to the authenticated medical information. The identifier is a unique identifier issued individually for each authentication, and may be, for example, a character string containing alphanumeric characters.

[0032] Next, a process for monitoring the proper use of the certification mark will be described. Fig. 5 is a second process flow diagram realized in the business entity server 20. The second process flow realized in the business entity server 20 will be described below.

[0033] While the computer program loaded into memory is running, the business server 20 repeatedly executes the following process in addition to the processes of steps S101 to S105 described above. That is, the business server 20 crawls the Internet 6, accesses the media servers 50 of various media 5, and refers to various articles (information content) (S201). Then, the business server 20 determines whether the article has the above-mentioned certification mark (S202). The crawling of the Internet 6 can be achieved by using a known crawler. Furthermore, the determination of whether the article has the certification mark can be achieved based on the degree of match of the feature amounts of the certification mark, etc. If the crawler has a function of extracting only articles that have the certification mark, step S201 and step S202 may be the same step.

[0034] If the determination in step S202 is affirmative, the business server 20 reads the identifier attached to the certification mark (S203). The identifier can be read using, for example, an existing OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology. To read the given identifier, for example, a character area is extracted by layout analysis, a character extraction analysis process is performed to break down the characters in the character area one by one, and a recognition process is performed to recognize what characters the image data is. The recognition process includes, for example, a normalization process to enlarge or reduce the character image to a certain size, a process to extract the characteristics of the character image (features such as vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines, the length of each line, and the positional relationship between lines), a matching process to search for character codes that match the features of the character image, and an automatic correction process using a dictionary (such as a word dictionary) for each character code extracted in the matching process and / or its character string.

[0035] After reading the identifier, the business provider server 20 queries the database 25 to see if the same identifier exists (S204). Then, the business provider server 20 extracts medical information registered in the database 25 that has the same identifier.

[0036] When medical information with the same identifier is extracted in step S204, the provider server 20 next determines whether the content of the article referenced in step S201 matches the content of the medical information extracted in step S204 (step S205). The determination of whether the content matches can be made, for example, based on whether the degree of match of the text data is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold. In addition, for example, utilizing AI (Artificial Intelligence) is also effective in determining the degree of match of the content.

[0037] When posting an article to Media5, it is common for there to be character limits, forms, and some proofreading. Therefore, the content of the article must be verified by the authenticated users registered in the database25. Whether or not an article matches the content of medical information may not be determined solely based on the degree of match in text data. However, by utilizing AI to determine the degree of content match, it is possible to mechanically measure the degree of content match even if the article has been slightly changed from the authenticated medical information. For example, after dividing a sentence into words, the sentence is converted into a vector by counting the occurrence frequency of each word, and the similarity of the vectors is calculated. This makes it possible to measure the degree of match between the two sentences. In this process, various deep learning and learning models can be applied to obtain a highly accurate value for the degree of match.

[0038] Furthermore, if the identical identifier is not found in step S204 or if it is determined in step S205 that the content of the article does not match the authenticated medical information, the business provider server 20 notifies the same (S206). For example, if the identical identifier is not found in step S204, the business provider server 20 notifies a person in charge at the business provider 2 or the like that fraudulent use of the authentication mark has been detected. For example, if it is determined in step S205 that the content of the article does not match the authenticated medical information, the business provider server 20 notifies the corresponding client 3 or the business provider 2 that an article with mismatched content has been detected. This notification may be provided, for example, by the business provider server 20 issuing an email or the like, by a notification function of an app installed on a mobile information terminal such as a smartphone, or on a personal screen displayed for the user when the webpage of the business provider server 20 is accessed, or by a paper printout issued by a printer or the like connected to the business provider server 20. Further, guidance to the client 3 may be provided manually via a person in charge at the business 2, rather than from the business server 20 to the client terminal 30.

[0039] In the above description of the processing of steps S201 to S206, for ease of understanding, the monitoring of articles obtained by crawling the Internet 6 has been described as an example. However, the business entity server 20 may also monitor articles from media that are not distributed on the Internet 6, such as magazines obtained by the business entity 2 or television program content transmitted over public wireless networks. In this case, for example, a person in charge of the business entity 2 may scan and digitize a paper-based article using a scanner or the like, and process the digitized article in steps S201 to S206 in the same manner as for articles obtained via the Internet 6. Alternatively, a video recording of television program content may be image-analyzed, and the digitized article displayed on the screen showing the authentication mark may be processed in steps S201 to S206 in the same manner as for articles obtained via the Internet 6. In this way, even articles from media that are not distributed on the Internet 6, such as paper-based articles obtained by a person in charge of the business entity 2, may be subject to monitoring.

[0040] In the authentication system 1, the business entity server 20 repeatedly executes the processes of steps S201 to S206 described above to monitor the usage of the authentication mark. If any unauthorized use of the authentication mark is detected, the client 3 or the business entity 2 is notified of this, so that the unauthorized use can be promptly corrected. This maintains the reliability of the medical information affixed with the authentication mark and the social credibility of the authentication mark itself.

[0041] The vision that can be realized by the authentication system 1 of this embodiment will be explained below. Figure 6 is an image diagram showing the relationship between readers and articles circulating in the media. The authentication system 1 of this embodiment allows the use of a certification mark for medical information approved by a doctor, so if the use of the authentication system 1 becomes widespread, articles without a certification mark and articles with a certification mark will be circulating in the media. Therefore, readers who read articles in the media will have the opportunity to see the certification mark attached to the article. As readers have more opportunities to see the certification mark, the certification mark will become recognized among readers, and they will know that articles with the certification mark attached have been approved by a doctor. This will allow readers to choose which articles to accept and which to reject in the media. When reading an article, readers will choose an article with a certification mark over an article without one. As a result, readers will be less likely to be misled by fake medical news.

[0042] Furthermore, since the above-mentioned measures to prevent fraudulent use of the certification mark are taken, the possibility of damage to social trust in the certification mark is also reduced. FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram illustrating the measures to prevent fraudulent use. In the authentication system 1 of this embodiment, medical information approved by a doctor is stored in the database 25, and articles bearing the certification mark circulating in the media are compared with the authenticated medical information stored in the database 25. Articles whose content matches the authenticated medical information, such as "Article 1" and "Article 2" shown in FIG. 7, are deemed to be appropriate use of the certification mark. On the other hand, articles whose content differs from the authenticated medical information, such as "Article 3" shown in FIG. 7, are deemed to be fraudulent use of the certification mark and a corrective action is recommended. Therefore, the authentication system 1 of this embodiment minimizes the possibility of widespread fraudulent use of the certification mark, thereby maintaining social trust in the certification mark affixed to articles containing medical information.

[0043] Furthermore, for example, it is not easy for writers, such as journalists, who write information to be disseminated to the media, to come into contact with renowned doctors with advanced knowledge. Meanwhile, well-known doctors with high aspirations for medicine hope to disseminate and spread reliable medical information to realize better medical care and society, but they sometimes lament the reality that information is not properly conveyed in the media. In this regard, in this embodiment, the authentication system 1 provides a platform where doctors and writers can share medical information, and the medical information created by the writer is reviewed by the doctor, which can connect writers and doctors and contribute to the dissemination of medical information that is in line with the wishes of both parties.

[0044] <Modification> In the above embodiment, the unauthorized use of the certification mark is detected for articles bearing the certification mark circulating in the media, but the certification system 1 may also have a function to detect unauthorized reproduction of certified articles in unintended media. For example, media in which screened medical information is to be published are registered in advance in the database 25, and in the processing of step S201, an article whose content matches the authenticated medical information registered in the database 25 is retrieved, and it is determined whether the retrieved media matches the registered media in the database 25, making it possible to detect unauthorized reproduction in unintended media.

[0045] Furthermore, the authentication system 1 may provide multiple proofreading methods for the proofreading request in step S102. Examples of proofreading methods include asking the member doctor 4 to select a two-choice answer of whether to approve or disapprove, asking the member doctor 4 to add comments, and asking the member doctor 4 to proofread the text itself. Therefore, by providing multiple proofreading methods, the authentication system 1 may enable various types of proofreading. In this case, the business operator 2 may present the client 3 with multiple fees depending on the proofreading method, allowing the client 3 to select a proofreading method depending on the amount of the fee. Furthermore, the member doctor 4 who receives a fee for proofreading may be able to select a proofreading method depending on the amount of the fee they wish to receive. The fee may be cash, or may be points that can be used for various services, etc.

[0046] Furthermore, the business operator server 20 may make the medical information accumulated in the database 25 available to the clients 3, member doctors 4, and other members on a limited basis, or may make it available to the general public on an unrestricted basis. Medical information made available on the business operator server 20 by the business operator 2 that issues the certification mark is objectively more trustworthy, and therefore, if medical information approved by member doctors 4 is made available in an aggregated form by the business operator server 20, there will be a great social benefit.

[0047] <Computer-readable recording medium> A program that causes a computer or other machine or device (hereinafter referred to as a computer, etc.) to realize any of the above functions can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. Then, by having the computer, etc. read and execute the program from this recording medium, the function can be provided.

[0048] Here, a computer-readable recording medium refers to a recording medium that stores information such as data and programs electrically, magnetically, optically, mechanically, or chemically and that can be read by a computer. Among such recording media, those that can be removed from a computer include, for example, flexible disks, magneto-optical disks, CD-ROMs, CD-R / Ws, DVDs, Blu-ray Discs (Blu-ray is a registered trademark), DAT, 8mm tapes, and memory cards such as flash memory. Furthermore, recording media that are fixed to a computer include hard disks and ROMs (read-only memories). [Explanation of symbols]

[0049] 1. Authentication system 2··Business operator 3. Client 4. Member physicians 5. Media 6. Internet 20. Operator server 21. Examination Department 22. Authentication Management Department 23 Comparison processing section 24 Notification processing section 25··Database 30 Client terminal 40··Member physician terminal 50··Media Server

Claims

1. An information processing device that guarantees the content of information content distributed in media, a comparison processing unit that, when information content with a certification mark having a unique identifier is extracted from a plurality of information contents distributed in the media, searches for the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content from a database in which the content of information content approved by a predetermined member is stored in correspondence with the identifier, and compares the extracted information content with the searched information content; a notification processing unit that notifies the user of the difference if the extracted information content differs from the searched information content; the notification processing unit issues a notification to prompt correction of the extracted information content. Information processing device.

2. The information content is medical information. The information processing device according to claim 1 .

3. the comparison processing unit compares the degree of coincidence between the extracted information content and the searched information content; 3. The information processing device according to claim 1 or 2.

4. An information processing method for guaranteeing the content of information content distributed in media, comprising: The computer a comparison process in which, when information content bearing a certification mark with a unique identifier is extracted from a plurality of information contents circulating in the media, the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content is searched for from a database in which the content of information content approved by a predetermined member is stored in correspondence with the identifier, and the extracted information content is compared with the searched information content; If the extracted information content differs from the searched information content, a notification process is executed to notify the difference; the notification process is to issue a notification urging correction of the extracted information content. Information processing methods.

5. An information processing program that guarantees the content of information content distributed in media, On the computer, a comparison process in which, when information content bearing a certification mark with a unique identifier is extracted from a plurality of information contents circulating in the media, the content of the information content corresponding to the identifier attached to the certification mark of the extracted information content is searched for from a database in which the content of information content approved by a predetermined member is stored in correspondence with the identifier, and the extracted information content is compared with the searched information content; and if the extracted information content differs from the searched information content, executing a notification process to notify the difference; the notification process includes issuing a notification to prompt correction of the extracted information content. Information processing program.

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