As Nepal gears up for its upcoming snap election, the Nepal Police Cyber Bureau is taking proactive measures to tackle the rising threat of AI-driven misinformation and cybercrime. The source reports that with the election period often fraught with challenges, authorities are keen to ensure a safe and fair electoral process.
Increasing Prevalence of AI in Criminal Activities
Superintendent of Police (SP) Ray from the Cyber Bureau emphasized the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence in various criminal activities. He noted that this technology not only enhances the sophistication of cyber threats but also enables the spread of misinformation that could influence public opinion during the elections.
Strategies to Combat AI-Driven Misinformation
In response to these challenges, the Cyber Bureau is implementing strategies to monitor and counteract potential AI-driven misinformation campaigns. Their commitment to safeguarding the electoral process reflects a broader recognition of the need for robust cybersecurity measures in an era where technology plays a pivotal role in shaping political narratives.
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