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The 5th Blog Article of the EU CyberNet Expert Blog Series: Cyber Crisis Management in the AI Era: Confronting Disinformation and Hybrid Threats

EU CyberNet has published the fifth blog article in its Expert Blog Series. The fifth article, titled “Cyber Crisis Management in the AI Era: Confronting Disinformation and Hybrid Threats” is written by EU CyberNet Expert Dr. Troy E. Smith.

Dr. Troy E. Smith discusses how artificial intelligence has intensified the potency of disinformation and cyber-attacks, fusing them into complex hybrid threats. He explains the difference between misinformation, disinformation and propaganda, and examines how AI accelerates and scales foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI).

  • Read the fifth blog article here.

With the series, the EU CyberNet seeks to highlight its experts and offer concise, thought-provoking discussion on cybersecurity issues with fresh perspectives, innovative solutions and forward-looking takes.

  • Read previous blog articles here.
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