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Investigation alleges AI-era disinformation network used a nonexistent institute

An investigation alleges that a nonexistent institute was used to hijack narratives and spread disinformation in the age of artificial intelligence. The supplied information does not establish the network's scale or operational impact.

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AI-enabled disinformation can distort public debate and undermine trust in institutions, but the reported scope remains unclear.

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  1. The institute that did not exist: Israel and the new industry for hijacking the narrative and spreading disinformation in the age of artificial intelligence ↗pressenza.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 7:16 AM UTC

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