DisinfoDocket 11 November
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* Meta Returns to Kenya’s High Court Over Hate Speech in Ethiopia
* Europe faces faster cyberattacks than ever. But many of the solutions are long known
* Political campaigns spent $187 million promoting AI-generated ads in the 2026 midterms. Did they work?
Highlights
- Russia's Shadow War Has Entered a Dangerous New Phase (Bloomberg, 10 November)
- AI Can (Mostly) Solve Cyber Regulatory Harmonization and Efficiency (Lawfare, 10 November)
- The new ‘cold’ war: hacked fridges reveal infrastructure-security gaps (ASPI, 10 November)
- Is Russia Winning the Perception War in Germany? (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 5 November)
1. Academia & Research
- Retractions of old papers are on the rise: when should bad science be culled? (Nature, 11 November)
2. Platforms & Technology
- Don't Let AI Become the Internet's Gatekeeper (Tech Policy Press, 11 November)
- Nvidia hires major US law firm to investigate alleged Chinese spy affair (BBC, 11 November)
- AI ‘slop’ is a social judgement (Nature, 9 November)