KAIST Develops AI to Detect Foreign-Linked Influence Activities in Online Comments

[Domestic] : The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST) says it has developed an AI technology capable of detecting foreign-linked influence activities in online news comments and clearly explaining its assessments. KAIST said Wednesday that its research team developed the technology by using AI to ... [more...]

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KAIST Develops AI to Detect Foreign-Linked Influence Activities in Online Comments

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