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(Photo by Marten Newhall on Unsplash) The Biden administration has awarded $5 million to a group of journalists developing software to encourage Americans to confront their friends over “harmful” posts and to “correct misinformation” such as stating the COVID-19 vaccines are not effective.
The group, called Hacks/Hackers, also is organizing censorship of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, to determine who is a “credible source” on vaccines and block others from being cited, the Daily Wire reported .
Users of the taxpayer-funded software – the Analysis and Response Toolkit for Trust, or ARTT – are encouraged to paste in their friends’ Twitter and Facebook posts. The tool will tell them how “harmful” the posts are.
The funding came from the U.S. National Science Foundation.
ARTT, according to the federally funded group, is a “suite of expert-informed resources that are intended to provide guidance and encouragement to individuals and communities as they address contentious or difficult topics online.”
A video explaining AART says the software is facilitating “interventions by distributed local actors” in the effort to combat “misinformation” on social media.”Discussions around vaccine efficacy are a prime example of the information challenge online,” the narrator says.Significantly, the Department of Homeland Security said in a Feb. 7 National […]
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They convinced their tools to go out and harrass people that didn’t conform to the herd demographic to muzzle themselves and inject poison just to participate in society…so why wouldn’t they incentivize the usuful idiots to tattle too?