Artificial intelligence has gradually entered the information war in Mali, with limited use of Al-Qaida-affiliated Nasrah Islam and Muslims, in exchange for more systematic use of financial and Russian authorities to produce content and influence public opinion, according to a report by the Timbuktu Institute. The Institute stated that the group is still in a limited experimental phase in the use of artificial intelligence, referring to monitori…
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Artificial intelligence has gradually entered the information war in Mali, with limited use of Al-Qaida-affiliated Nasrah Islam and Muslims, in exchange for more systematic use of financial and Russian authorities to produce content and influence public opinion, according to a report by the Timbuktu Institute. The Institute stated that the group is still in a limited experimental phase in the use of artificial intelligence, referring to monitori…