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This work defends three normative implications for governance: context-specific regulation matched to vulnerability dynamics, inversion of the burden of proof from affected parties to AI deployers, and investment in the social conditions—community institutions, knowledge ecosystems, trust relationships—that technosolutionist approaches neglect.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a double-edged force in contemporary mass communication, enabling media innovation while accelerating the production and circulation of synthetic misinformation, particularly deepfakes. This paper examines the paradoxical role of AI in both facilitating and countering AI-generate...
The accelerating evolution of digital infrastructures and cognitive technologies has fundamentally reshaped contemporary social fabrics; a complex matrix of systemic opportunities and ethical challenges. However, while the socio-economic dividends of automation abound, the swift and uncoordinated spread of these tools...
The article examines how the pursuit of technological sovereignty in the field of artificial intelligence, instead of bringing true autonomy, generates a wide range of hybrid dependencies. These dependencies arise at the levels of computing infrastructure, data governance, AI system evaluation methodologies, and deploy...
The article examines discursive security as a specific dimension of information security in the age of generative artificial intelligence. It argues that AI does not merely increase the scale of information production but transforms the communicative conditions under which credibility, authority, expertise and public t...
AI -enabled disinformation and sophisticated deepfake technologies are eroding trust, undermining democratic institutions, and complicating global governance. Generative AI blurs the distinction between truth and fabrication, which drives polarization and fosters civic disengagement. This form of information war...
RISE AI provides an evidence architecture for making bounded claims about Responsibility, Inclusivity, Safety, and Empowerment, and a rupture test that evaluates deployment against explicit human and non-AI baselines.
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