According to a report by GNET, while Daesh (and jihadist groups in general) relied heavily on bot technology, racially and ethnically motivated violent extremist networks have so far refrained from widespread bot usage, mostly because of their different objectives and the more permissive online environment in which they operate.[i] Nevertheless, far-right or conspiracy groups’ use of social bots can still highlight further communication branches in which AI can be exploited. Continue reading
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Social bots and synthetic interactions to stage digital extremist armies (part 2) – by Daniele M. Barone
Jihadist groups’ ability to build and maintain a large online community through social media is well known, as well as their capacity, growing out of a state of necessity or creativity, to be early adopters of new technologies. Continue reading
Social bots and synthetic interactions to stage digital extremist armies (part 1) – by Daniele M. Barone
On June 16, the European Commission welcomed the strengthened Code of Practice on Disinformation, a framework to set out commitments by platforms and industry to fight disinformation.[i] Continue reading
XIII Conferenza Nazionale sulla Cyber Warfare
Firenze – 9 giugn 2022. XIII Conferenza Nazionale sulla Cyber Warfare – Politica Interna e Politica estera nell’era cibernetica: verso la Ciberocrazia? Continue reading
La comunicazione (digitale) dei talebani – by Giacomo Buoncompagni
Nel 2008 il Capo di Stato Maggiore della Difesa del Regno Unito, Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, dichiarò ai media britannici di essere già stati più volte battuti sul tempo nelle varie operazioni di informazione dai gruppi di talebani,. Continue reading