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Thu Apr 24

Memes and conflict: Study shows surge of imagery and fakes can precede international and political violence

Written by Tim Weninger, Collegiate Proessor of Engineering, University of Notre Dame

AI tools reveal how images have been manipulated.William Theisen et al.

Imagine a country with deep political divisions, where different groups don’t trust each other and violence seems likely. Now, imagine a flood of political images, hateful memes and mocking videos from domestic and foreign sources taking over social media. What is likely...

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