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DARPA picks industry partner for SemaFor
DARPA has enlisted industry support to defend against large-scale, automated disinformation attacks.
The agency on 23 July awarded SRI International a $10.99 million contract under the SemaFor programme, to develop technologies that automatically detect, attribute and characterise falsified media assets (such as text messages, audio, images and video ...
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