IntelEye denies influence campaign intent, calls work 'defensive research'
1 Sep 19 6:30 AM · 8d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
IntelEye, a Tel Aviv-based company founded by former NSO Group employees, disputed claims that its operation of roughly 1,000 AI-powered fake accounts was intended to influence political discourse. The company stated it was conducting defensive research using DeepSeek, a Chinese open-source AI model, to expose weaknesses in AI systems.
“IntelEye does not operate influence campaigns. Our work with DeepSeek was conducted for defensive research…”
Maor Sellek, IntelEye co-founderChina State-backed group operating influence campaignIran State-backed group operating influence campaignIntelEye Israeli private firmThe New York Times Investigative outletKyle Crichton Fellow at Georgetown Center for Security and Emerging Technology
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 2 claims were published in its stretch
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first by Times of Israel, 7d ago
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1 outlet China, Iran, Israeli groups weaponize AI for first-of-their-kind social media influence campaigns
first by Jerusalem Post, 8d ago
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