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Renée DiResta

4 articles stable

Renée DiResta has appeared in 4 articles since 2020-04. Coverage peaked in 2022Q1 with 1 articles.

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2022-03-28
NPR 2 related

Researchers identify over a thousand fake LinkedIn accounts with computer-generated profile pictures being used for lead generation and product promotion

Loading...  At first glance, Renée DiResta thought the LinkedIn message seemed normal enough.

2020-11-24
The Atlantic

Trump's clear election loss has splintered the right-wing online info ecosystem, forcing outlets, platforms, and commentators to choose reality or Trump

Renée DiResta / The Atlantic : Tweets: @gelles , @nathanallebach , @jeffreygoldberg , @normative , @davejorgenson , and @marklittlenews See also Mediagazer Tweets: David P Gelles / @gelles : “Democra...

2020-09-21
The Atlantic

Disinformation campaigns require significant human effort but will soon be far easier and cheaper to undertake with AI tech like GPT-3

Renée DiResta / The Atlantic : Tweets: @michikokakutani , @jeffreygoldberg , and @adriennelaf Tweets: Michiko Kakutani / @michikokakutani : The Supply of Disinformation Will Soon Be Infinite: Disinfo...

2020-04-28
Washington Post 1 related

Stanford Internet Observatory researchers say Facebook and YouTube should not allow paid political ads from state-controlled media outlets

Vanessa Molter is a graduate research assistant at the Stanford Internet Observatory.  Renée DiResta is the research manager at the Stanford Internet Observatory.

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