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DESCRIPTION:\n	Please join us for a study group on technology and human righ
 ts at the Harvard Kennedy School!\n\n\n\n	The Carr Center for Human Rights 
 Policy invites you to join a study group on technology\, human rights and 
 artificial intelligence. The study group\, which will meet three&nbsp\;tim
 es this semester\, is convened and moderated by&nbsp\;Steven Livingston\, 
 Senior Fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy.\n\n\n\n	This is a
 n open study group. No registration is required.\n\n\n\n	The study group wi
 ll meet from 12:00 - 1:15&nbsp\;pm&nbsp\;on three occasions this semester:
 \n\n\n\n	\n		Wednesday\, February 13 in room&nbsp\;Taubman-102\n		\n			\n				Topic: Te
 chnology and Opensource Investigations\n			\n		\n	\n	\n		Wednesday\, March 6 in roo
 m Wexner-102\n		\n			\n				Topic: Disinformation\n			\n			\n				Guest Speaker: Ben Nimmo (Sen
 ior Fellow for Information Defense\, Digital Forensic Research Lab\, Atlan
 tic Council)\n			\n		\n	\n	\n		Wednesday\, April 17 in room Wexner-102\n		\n			\n				Topic: 
 Superintelligent AI and Rights\n			\n		\n	\n\n\n\n	&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n	Session 2&nbsp\
 ;- Disinformation:\n\n\n\n	While opensource investigations have used data a
 nd technology to pry open the shroud that conceals war crimes and abuses\,
  disinformation campaigns are used by perpetrators and their witting and u
 nwitting allies in an effort to obfuscate and conceal.&nbsp\; In this sess
 ion we will investigate the methods used by perpetrators in disinformation
  campaigns.&nbsp\; This will include a review of deepfakes\, the synthetic
  visual and audio content created using artificial neural networks.&nbsp\;
  \n\n\n\n	&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n	Ben Nimmo:\n\n\n\n	Ben Nimmo is Senior Fellow for I
 nformation Defense at the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab
  (DFRLab). He specializes in analyzing patterns of online disinformation a
 nd influence operations across varying platforms and geographical regions.
  In a career marked by more variety than predictability\, he has been a sc
 uba diving instructor\, travel writer\, journalist (2004-11\, including as
  EU and NATO correspondent for the German Press Agency\, dpa)\, and NATO p
 ress officer (2011-14)\, and worked for the Institute for Statecraft in Lo
 ndon (2015-16). He once walked from Canterbury\, England\, to Santiago de 
 Compostela\, Spain\, for charity\, carrying a trombone.&nbsp\; See&nbsp\;B
 en Nimmo\, “Anatomy of an Info-War: How Russia’s Propaganda Machine Works\
 , and How to&nbsp\;Counter It\n\n
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LOCATION:Wexner Room 102\, 79 JFK Street Cambridge\, MA\, 02138
SUMMARY:Study Group: Technology and Human Rights - Disinformation
URL;TYPE=URI:https://carrcenter.hks.harvard.edu/event/study-group-technolog
 y-and-human-rights-disinformation
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