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LLM-based agents can produce manipulative propaganda when prompted, employing rhetorical techniques like loaded language and appeals to fear. Analysis uses propaganda classifiers and rhetorical detectors. Fine-tuning with ORPO proves most effective for mitigation.
A pro-Iran group called Explosive Media has produced over a dozen viral videos since the Iran war began. These AI-generated Lego-style cartoons mock Trump and the US. The content highlights AI's role in meme warfare and propaganda.
AI-generated images and videos of public figures and fabricated people in military contexts are used for monetization and propaganda. Sexualized depictions of women in camouflage build idealized political images like Trump, gaining influence even when viewers know they are fake. Researchers warn of their emotional impact overriding awareness of fakery.
Explores AI's history of 5-10 year hype bubbles fueled by expert exaggeration and corporate funding. Details propaganda tactics: sci-fi narratives, idol endorsements (Musk, Altman), sensational topics. Critiques 'AI awakening' myths lacking path from narrow AI to AGI.
Iran uses AI to mass-produce Lego-style videos depicting heroic victories over US attacks, countering White House memes. These animations simplify complex geopolitics into viral, cute narratives. Lego opposes weaponized use but creators persist, highlighting AI's role in info warfare.
Iranian state TV and social media portray a defiant, distorted war view despite heavy losses. Propagandists maintain confident online posture. Some content is AI-generated.
In the AI, robotics, and drone era, traditional propaganda and mass mobilization become obsolete as tech elites dominate power. Ordinary people's opinions hold no sway over autonomous systems. Society shifts from human-centric to tech-centric power bases.