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This article explains how advanced AI technologies are being deployed to strengthen independent journalism in Ukraine, covering the technical systems involved and their strategic importance for media resilience.
This article explains how deepfakes work, their technical mechanisms, and their dangerous potential for spreading disinformation in democratic societies.
This article explains how advanced AI systems can be weaponized for automated influence operations, using a recent case where OpenAI detected Russian disinformation campaigns. It covers the technical mechanisms behind AI-generated fake accounts and the broader implications for digital trust and information warfare.
A new benchmark from the Institute of the Estonian Language evaluates how susceptible AI models are to Russian propaganda, raising important questions about AI resilience and misinformation.
Google and OpenAI have separately taken action against Chinese AI operations using artificial intelligence for fraud and influence campaigns targeting U.S. infrastructure and politics.
OpenAI warns of Chinese-linked influence operations using AI to manipulate U.S. tech debates and public discourse. The company's report details coordinated campaigns targeting data center narratives, tariffs, and false claims about ChatGPT.
OpenAI has identified a disinformation campaign involving China-linked accounts using ChatGPT to oppose U.S. data centers. The operation, dubbed 'Data Center Bandwagon,' involved AI-generated content designed to appear as grassroots American concerns.
China has launched a months-long campaign to combat AI misuse, targeting deepfakes, fraud, and disinformation. The initiative comes amid global scrutiny over AI governance and the U.S. accusing China of industrial-scale AI theft.
Mistral's Le Chat spreads Iran war disinformation in 60% of leading prompts, according to a NewsGuard audit. The model's vulnerability to false information raises serious concerns about AI reliability in geopolitical contexts.
AI-generated war footage is spreading rapidly online, while real satellite imagery disappears from public view, raising concerns about disinformation and the erosion of trust in visual evidence.
This explainer explores how AI content farms use large language models to generate massive volumes of false information online, challenging traditional detection methods and threatening information integrity.
