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Maroc Maroc - WN.COM - Science - 07/Dec 22:38

This sinister pattern shows how Nazis will deploy AI

By Michelle Lynn Kahn, Associate Professor of History, University of Richmond How can society police the global spread of online far-right extremism while still protecting free speech? That’s a question policymakers and watchdog organizations confronted as early as the 1980s and 90s — and it hasn’t gone away. Decades before artificial intelligence, Telegram and white nationalist Nick Fuentes’ livestreams, far-right extremists embraced the early days of home computing and the internet. These new technologies offered them a bastion of free speech and a global platform. They could share propaganda, spew hatred, incite violence and gain international followers like never before. Before the...

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