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This article details how state-linked actors are leveraging advanced machine learning techniques to refine inauthentic accounts on social media platforms like X, shifting from high-volume spam to sophisticated mimicry of human behavior patterns such as sleep cycles. The core focus is the evolution of adversarial AI strategies used for geopolitical influence operations and disinformation campaigns rather than general software updates or consumer tech news.
Russian and Chinese Influence Actors Use AI to Evade Bot Detection and Mimic Human Behavior
State-linked influence operations from Russia and China have entered a new and more dangerous phase. Rather than overwhelming social media with floods of low-quality posts, these actors now use artificial intelligence to make their accounts look and act more like real people. The shift is subtle but significant, marking a clear evolution in how foreign […] The post Russian and Chinese Influence Actors Use AI to Evade Bot Detection and Mimic Human Behavior appeared first on Cyber Security News.
State-linked influence operations from Russia and China have entered a new and more dangerous phase. Rather than overwhelming social media with floods of low-quality posts, these actors now use artificial intelligence to make their accounts look and act more like real people. The shift is subtle but significant, marking a clear evolution in how foreign interference works in the age of AI. For years, researchers tracked inauthentic accounts pushing pro-Russia…
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