Матеріали автора Nataliia Romanyshyn

It is easy to steal someone's face, body, and voice and create an AI-generated copy of a person who will speak and move as the creator wants them to.

Autumn has begun with massive attacks on Ukraine's energy sector. Texty.org.ua analyzed these attacks over the past three months to assess whether Ukraine's energy sector can withstand another year of similar attacks.Читати українською

Kyiv is funding Hungarian opposition journalists to criticize Orban. Ukrainian Intelligence has taken control of the opposition party Tisza and is now, together with Brussels, trying to replace the Hungarian government with a puppet government that will obediently work in the interests of Brussels and Zelensky. Hungarian pro-government media published these and many other absurd reports during the consultative referendum on Ukraine's EU membership.Читати українською

Together with OpenBabylon, Texty.org.ua formulated 2803 questions about Ukraine in English, asked them to 27 language models, and evaluated their answers. This way, we found out which of them are the most biased. We analyzed models from different countries, from the US to China, which are publicly available, i.e., those that can be downloaded to your computer for free and studied.

We have collected all the reports by Security Service of Ukraine on terrorist attacks and analyzed them. The number of terrorist attacks committed by children recruited via Telegrams is growing rapidly.Читати українською

Donald Trump has become the center of attention in the Russian media, surpassing even Vladimir Putin in the number of mentions. His statements are becoming part of the Kremlin's propaganda, which uses them to support the narrative of Russia's "rightness" in the war and attempts to establish peace on the Kremlin's terms. The propaganda actively shapes the image of the United States, where Trump personifies a "right" American who can change the White House's policy in favor of Russia.At the same time, propagandists do not forget to turn Europe into a new enemy, replacing old narratives about "Anglo-Saxons" with new expressions that are offensive, such as European bureaucrats and British politicians.This article explored the main topics that dominated the Russian information space. We also analyzed the key people mentioned in the Russian media. The monitoring summarizes our previous studies on the attitude of propaganda towards the United States after the presidential election and on the coverage of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in the Russian mediaЧитати українською

Am 23. Februar findet in Deutschland die Bundestagswahl statt. Die Parteien kämpfen um die Gunst der Wählerinnen, während in der Öffentlichkeit intensiv über zentrale Themen diskutiert wird, darunter der russische Angriffskrieg auf die Ukraine und deren Folgen.

On February 23, parliamentary elections will be held in Germany. Parties are competing for voter support, and key issues, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its consequences, are being actively discussed in the public space.

“Hahahaha. That lady is just a stupid chicken!” — such comments aren’t uncommon under YouTube videos of various media outlets in Ukraine. Aggression, harassment, sexism, and threats against journalists are all examples of gender-based violence online. Although YouTube has strict policies against hate speech, its moderation algorithms often miss it, removing hundreds of thousands pieces of content but leaving “just a stupid chicken” under videos from Ukrainian media. This may be due to the imperfection of the algorithms themselves or problems with “understanding” the Ukrainian language.

We have trained a large language model to detect the most common manipulation techniques in Telegram channel posts.Читати українською