「Disinformation」的搜尋結果
#Disinformation也是一個關鍵字標籤
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11/6（五）
Disinformation campaigns will fail
My conviction that China’s cognitive operations against Taiwan will never succeed grows stronger each time I visit the nation.One of the tools in the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) playbook for “getting Taiwan back,” beyond invasion, blockade or quarantine, is the use of disinformation, manipulatio
Taipei Times11/5（四）
NPA cracks down on election meddling
Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on suspected cases of election disinformation and transnational repression ahead of the Nov. 28 elections, the National Police Agency (NPA) said yesterday.Police have launched investigations into nine cases suspected to involve external forces colluding wit
11/4（三）
法新社
10/28（三）
China seeking to undermine US-Taiwan ties: MAC
Beijing would seek to influence voters ahead of the Nov. 28 local elections and use disinformation campaigns to undermine public confidence in Washington’s commitment to defending Taiwan ahead of a planned meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) and US President Donald Trump, the Mainland
10/27（二）
TaiwanPlus
10/23（五）
No bots: Japan drafts rules for social media platforms ahea…
Japan’s communications ministry on Friday unveiled draft guidelines outlining measures for 13 major social media operators to help reduce the impact of misinformation and disinformation that could undermine fairness during elections. The guidelines also include measures such as requiring operators to establish eligibility requirements and strict screening procedures for users of monetisation features, suspend monetisation when content that harms the fairness of elections is posted, and add...
#Japan#Social media#Google#Technology#Internet#Artificial intelligence (AI)
南華早報10/22（四）
10/21（三）
10/20（二）
2026 Elections: Academics discuss tools to fight disinforma…
With the local elections approaching, academics yesterday urged the government to develop filters for artificial intelligence (AI) content and improve public media literacy, saying that Beijing increasingly uses low-cost AI tools to spread disinformation. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) held
