Politics · Spain · 13 hrs ago
Parties use influencers, hidden propaganda and AI to win votes online
Political parties are using social media to reach voters through influencers, hidden propaganda and artificial intelligence.
A series of reports examines these tactics, but does not identify a particular country or election.
Influencers can carry political messages to their audiences, while covert propaganda can make those messages harder to recognize.
Artificial intelligence is another tool in the online campaign described in the series.
These methods matter because they shape how voters encounter political messages online.
The series explores how parties are trying to use social networks to gain support.
Political parties are using influencers, covert propaganda and artificial intelligence to try to win votes online.
The tactics are explored in a La Vanguardia series about political campaigning on social networks.
The article frames the subject as a shift from election rallies to algorithms.
It does not identify specific parties, influencers or campaigns.
- Who
- Political parties.
- What
- They are using influencers, covert propaganda and artificial intelligence to try to win votes online.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- On social networks.
- Why
- To win votes.
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- Tactics
- Influencers, covert propaganda and artificial intelligence
- Platform
- Social networks
- Aim
- Win votes online