Security frameworks for misinformation

Someone over in the AI Village asked about frameworks for testing misinformation attacks…

Misinformation attacks— the deliberate and sustained creation and amplification of false information at scale — are a problem. Some of them start as jokes (the ever-present street sharks in disasters) or attempts to push an agenda (e.g. right-wing brigading); some…

Writing about Countermeasures

The AMITT framework so far is a beautiful thing — we’ve used it to decompose different misinformation…

Misinformation readings

I always tuck two books in my bag for travel , and was amused last week to see multiple Sofwerx speakers with the…

MisinfosecWG has been working on infosec responses to misinformation. Part of this work has been creating the AMITT framework…

I read three connected things today: the digital Maginot line, about how we’ve been in a digital “warm war’ for the past few years, why influence matters in the spread of misinformation, and are ads really that bad?.

I’ve been thinking, inspired partly by Amy Zhang’s paper on mailing lists vs social media use https://twitter.com/amyxzh/status/1173812276211662848?s=20