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Israel Conducts Joint Drill for AI-Driven Election Threats
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By ניר דבורי
First reported by Mako · 37 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's election authorities, police, and Shin Bet held a joint drill to counter AI-powered threats like foreign influence campaigns and cyberattacks during elections. New measures include publishing turnout data every four hours and direct coordination with tech companies to remove harmful content.
- 01Joint drill prepared for AI election threats.
- 02Identified gaps in cyber backup and intelligence.
- 03Turnout data to be published every four hours.
- 04Tech giants to help monitor online influence.
- 05Focus on countering foreign interference and deepfakes.
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