AI vigilantes fuel censorship fears in Russian cyberspace :

Government enlists AI tools to flag ‘destructive’ content as increasing number of Russians face court over social media posts. Activists fear AI will be used to stifle dissent.

Related Keywords

Russia , Moscow , Moskva , Tbilisi , Georgia General , Georgia , Perm , Permskiy Kray , Kremlin , Samara , Samarskaya Oblast , Russian , Russians , Soviet , Sarkis Darbinyan , Andrey Shabanov , Evgeny Rabchevsky , Vladimir Putin , Denis Zavarzin , Damir Gainutdinov , Alexei Navalny , Mikhail Klimarev , Likhita Banerji , Adolf Hitler , Aleksei Lapuzin , Amnesty International , Vkontakte , Internet Protection Society , Twitter , Facebook , Network Monitoring Of The Youth Environment , Thomson Reuters Foundation , President Vladimir Putin , World War Two , Network Monitoring , Youth Environment , Forbes Russia , Net Freedoms Project , World War , Thomson Reuters , Internet , Ai , Technology , Government , Censorship ,