Here we go again . . . Russian interference. What? Isn't that a myth?

  1. tsmog profile image77
    tsmogposted 16 months ago

    Surge in Russian Dark Web Posts About US Election Interference in 2024

    by Newsweek (Mar 14, 2024)
    https://www.newsweek.com/surge-russian- … m=Bulletin

    "There has been a surge in posts on the dark web concerning election interference in the first two months of the year, the "vast majority" of which reference the U.S. presidential election and were written in Russian, according to analysts at NordVPN.

    The virtual private network firm found that in 2022, there were 26 such discussions on the hidden forums, but it increased to 101 last year—a rise of nearly 400 percent. In January and February alone, the company traced 35 discussions."

    A little further along . . .

    "There are number of ways how hackers could use AI to influence the U.S. elections, it's just a matter of imagination," Tyrylyte said, noting the recent case of an artificial impersonation of Biden telling Democratic voters in New Hampshire not to vote in the state's primary as "a good example how voice cloning can be used to interrupt democratic processes."

    Also,

    "But with every positive use of the emerging technology comes the potential for negative ones. AI is already being used to generate disinformation, with deepfakes—digitally doctored content—being used to create involuntary pornography as well as false political narratives."

    Should we take a class at the community college to learn the techniques just to be able to detect a fake?

    How much censorship should social media sites exercise, today, with AI coming on like gang busters?

    Take a peek at the Google landing page for the browser search phrase, "Political AI deep fakes."
    https://www.google.com/search?client=fi … deep+fakes

    Thoughts or observations?

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    1. Kathleen Cochran profile image71
      Kathleen Cochranposted 16 months agoin reply to this

      "As early as January 2017, a joint report by the CIA, FBI and NSA confirmed that there had been Russian interference in the 2016 election."

      https://theconversation.com/fact-check- … ion-146711

      Why would we not expect them to do it again?

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