Voor het gevecht tegen desinformatie moeten we lessen trekken van waar we ze maar kunnen vinden
Boekbespreking van ‘Cheap Speech. How Disinformation Poisons Our Politics—and How to Cure It’ door Agnes Venema.
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Boekbespreking van ‘Cheap Speech. How Disinformation Poisons Our Politics—and How to Cure It’ door Agnes Venema.
Wisselcolumn Jonge Atlantici - Atlantisch Perspectief 2024, nr. 1.
In het trans-Atlantisch gesprek reageren drie deskundigen vanuit hun eigen expertise op een actuele stelling
Willemijn Aerdts and Ernst Dijxhoorn on emerging technologies and intelligence and security services.
Artificial intelligence has multiple implications for the conduct of warfare, from greater autonomy to increased speed; however, AI also has implications for strategic stability as it pertains to the nuclear balance and to decision-making by...
Russia is an outspoken proponent of reaffirming state sovereignty over the Internet. Yet, the reality of Russia’s ‘sovereign internet’ is more complicated than headlines about a ‘digital Iron Curtain’ would suggest, Mariëlle Wijermars.
This article by Roberta Haar and Hengyi Yang examines this rivalry from the Chinese and U.S. perspectives. It recounts their prevailing attitudes, which are shaped by recent events, and that, in turn, mold Chinese and...
Column door Dieuwertje Kuijpers, feb. 2024.
Jochem de Groot analyzes how in 2024 almost 2 billion voters around the world could be vulnerable to unprecedented disinformation during the many elections that will be held this year.
Interview with Chris Miller, the author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology, on how semiconductors shape the geopolitical landscape.
The authors call upon big tech to use their massive infrastructure and their insight on cyber threat actors and their modus operandi to improve cybersecurity worldwide, by implementing baseline security controls as a default, and...