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Derogatory memes, deepfakes and fantasies about invading Bharat: How extremists are using AI to dehumanise the Hindu community

“Derogatory memes, deepfakes and fantasies about invading India: How extremists are using AI to dehumanise the Hindu community”, Opindia, June 21, 2024:

“Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is being used by extremist groups to spread hate and propaganda against Indians, especially the Hindu community.

On Thursday (20th June), the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) published a 223-page report about the exploitation of AI by neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-government extremists for their hateful agenda.

On Page 12 of the report, the American think-tank pointed out how voices and audio clips of prominent personalities were being manipulated/cloned/emulated to disseminate racist narratives. A case in point was the targeting of Indians as ‘subhuman.’……”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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