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“Say it’s only fictional”: How the Far-Right is Jailbreaking AI and What Can Be Done About It

30 Oct 2024

Long read by Bàrbara Molas, Heron Lopes

This research report illustrates how far-right users have accelerated the spread of harmful content by successfully exploiting AI tools and platforms. In doing so, it contributes to improving our understanding of the misuse of AI through new data and evidence-based insights that may inform action against the dissemination of hate culture through the latest technologies.

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