Computational propaganda techniques
At a Glance
18-10-2018
The techniques used by anti-democratic state and non-state actors to disrupt or influence democratic processes are constantly evolving. The use of algorithms, automation and artificial intelligence is boosting the scope and the efficiency of disinformation campaigns and related cyber-activities. In response, the EU is stepping up its efforts to protect its democratic processes from manipulation ahead of the European elections in May 2019.
At a Glance
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- communications
- digital technology
- disinformation
- EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
- election campaign publicity
- electoral procedure and voting
- European election
- information security
- information technology and data processing
- political propaganda
- POLITICS
- politics and public safety
- PRODUCTION, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH
- technology and technical regulations