on twitter is a lot of the bot activity today coming out of russia yes i've seen a lot of bot nets from the us for example that there are but nets which exclusively post for example far right content in the us but now it's a groups of fake accounts that can be automated to tweet like in post together you can tell a bot by looking at the three a's which are activity and on a miti an amplification. and that is if there's an example here whose handlers dreamed of dust which appears to be a u.s. based i can't it's fifteen months old in those fifteen months it's posted three hundred nineteen thousand tweets so there you have the activity that's a ridiculously high figure in terms of anonymity the avatar picture is a cartoon image not a real person and the biography is just a collection of program phrases and then if you look at the amplification all you see is it's sharing stories to its two thousand six hundred followers neemo also showed us what appeared to be a commercial bot for hire screen name is something like you did you did you it's a it's a random scramble of lettuce which is often

on twitter is a lot of the bot activity today coming out of russia yes i've seen a lot of bot nets from the us for example that there are but nets which exclusively post for example far right content in the us but now it's a groups of fake accounts that can be automated to. like in post together you can tell a boat by looking at the three a's which are activity and an image see an amplification on that is if there's an example here whose handle is dreamed of dust which appears to be a u.s. based account that's fifteen months old in those fifteen months it's posted three hundred nineteen thousand tweets per day you have the activity that's a ridiculously high figure in terms of anonymity the avatar picture is a cartoon image not a real person and the biography is just a collection of program phrases and then if you look at the amplification all you see is it's sharing stories to its two thousand six hundred followers neemo also showed us what appeared to be a commercial bot for a higher screen name is something like you did you did you it's a it's a random scramble of lettuce which is of

the idea of this bot was to create a good bot, a bot that calls people out for using sectarian hate speechry time someone on twitter tweets certain offensive terms, certain sectarian hate speech, laleh will send a reply to them on twitter and say, "hey, do you think this word you used is sectarian hate speech?" 0ur experiment is innocent enough but, used maliciously, laleh could be spreading propaganda and false information around twitter. the gulf crisis has revealed another way in which twitter can be manipulated. this time it involves hash tags. these are key words in a tweet that allow people to search for a message on twitter. the more times these hash tags are re—tweeted, the more popular that message appears to be. both sides in the gulf crisis have benefited from hash tags that look as though they've spread widely, but does that mean these messages are truly popular? or is itjust that they have been re—tweeted by bogus bots? ben nimmo is a seniorfellow at the atlantic council, an american think tank that focuses on international affairs. he's also an expert on bots. we asked him to

on twitter is a lot of the bot activity today coming out of russia yes i've seen a lot of bot nets from the us for example that there are but nets which exclusively post for example far right content in the us but nets are groups of fake accounts that can be automated to. like in post together you can tell a boat by looking at the three a's activity and an image see an amplification on that is if there's an example here whose handle is dreamed of dust which appears to be a u.s. based account it's fifteen months old in those fifteen months it's posted three hundred nineteen thousand tweets per day you have the activity that's a ridiculously high figure in terms of anonymity the avatar picture is a cartoon image not a real person and the biography is just a collection of program phrases and then if you look at the amplification all you see is it's sharing stories to it's two thousand six hundred followers neemo also showed us what appeared to be a commercial bot for hire screen name is something like you did you did you it's a it's a random scramble of lettuce which is often a sign that y

yet the good guys bots and the bad guys bots.n you go back to when the software came in, how do we deal with viruses? we made another program to stop all the viruses. so when the bad guys' bots attack the infrastructure, many people are using the good guy' bots to counteract. selina: are you working with any social platforms? >> we are working with many insurance companies, and this problem is faced with companies today. selina: goldman is one of your lead backers, are they a customer, why did they invest in you? >> they are customers. being a customer, they probably saw the impact this can bring to them another financial services, not to mention they have exposure to a much wider working area. they can see this is the technology of the future. selina: your company is more than a decade old and you are valued at almost $2 billion in the recent fund-raising round. is an ipo in the near horizon? >> you never know. we like to focus on building a great company, and take it a year at a time. selina: mihir shuka, thank you so much for

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chance that you're doing something twitter doesn't want to do once you have accounts you can use a bot to do likes to do follow those shares to do read tweets all of the above. yeah absolutely and if you'd like i can show you a more black cat example using entirely fictional account and the programs practice and he showed us how you bought might be used to spread this information on facebook through friend requests so this is a fake account that we have and let's say that we want to. get some idea out there let's say that we want people to believe that. another modified. so corgis are dogs right yes so this is some fake news they just. going to post that on my wall and now i can run this and clicking this ad friend button. and that it is just going out there and clear it's. to add friends at random exactly endlessly and looks like and what's going to happen is these people when they get that from the message they're going to come back to tyrone's profile and they're going to try to figure out what it is and when they do that they're going to see that message boards are genetically modi

host: is restricting bots restricting free speech? >> no, not necessarily. >> free speech is the right of a human being. host: some people might argue that a person who happens to be a billionaire has the ability to project his or her voice far more broadly than a person who's not. so, is restricting money a restriction on free speech? >> no. we should have massive party financing rules. >> so you're saying restricting bots is like restricting money. >> that's right. >> i would put a finer point on it. i think that bots have obviously been a massive part of the problem and the manipulation. i think a blanket rule that you cannot have bots online doesn't make sense, because there are applications of bots to do any kind of realtime updating, weather, news. there are positive applications of bots. so it's not blanket banning. it is bots that are fabricated personas and manipulating the discourse. >> that we are never going to get to the level of detail. we have to air on the side of caution. give up our weather news for the bots that are

who they claim to be that lesson seems to have been lost in recent years as the scourge of trolls bots and spammers have seemingly lost as their platforms like twitter have gained popularity we went from being skeptics of what we saw to assuming that a blue check or a profile picture confirmed the identity of the person communicating it is those same trolls bots and spammers that have led twitter to lock accounts they deemed suspicious and required validation of identity to unlock however twitter didn't remove those locked accounts from the platform nor did they remove them from other users follower accounts which is what led twitter legal policy and trust in safety leave visa god to announce that this week will be removing these locked accounts from follower accounts across profiles globally as a result the number of followers displayed on many profiles may go down the estimated number of accounts to be purged nearly seventy million close to seventy percent or twenty four is close to twenty percent of its active monthly users this comes years literally years after the problem of troll

good chance that you're doing something twitter doesn't want to do once you have accounts you can use bots to do likes to do follow those shares to do read tweets all of the above. yeah absolutely and if you'd like i can show you a more black cat example using entirely fictional accounts and the programs practice and he showed us how you bought might be used to spread this information on facebook through friend requests so this is a fake account that we have and let's say that we want to. get some idea out there let's say that we want people to believe that. or. another modified. so corgis are dogs right yes so this is some fake news they can just. going to post that on my wall and now i can run this and clicking this ad friend button. and that it is just going out there and it's clicking add friends at random exactly endlessly and looks like and what's going to happen is these people when they get that friend message they're going to come back to tire. profile and they're going to try to figure out what it is and when they do that they're going to see that message boards are genetically m

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we are talking about bots.onsumer investigator has new findings just made public in san francisco this week. >> reporter: your phone, doing someone else's dirty work. >> attacking businesses around the world today. >> reporter: researchers at this still network in san francisco found something alarming. bots operate on an estimated 5.8% of phones and tablets. >> extrapolate that to the potential billions of mobile devices that are out there, that's a pretty staggering number. >> reporter: perhaps, 15 million infected devices in the u.s. alone. it's a clever strategy. instead of using their own computering powers to run illicit powers that crack passwords, steal gift cards, scoop up tickets, and post spam on social media, there's bahts to commit crimes. >> you make requests while it's in your pocket. they have no idea it's happening. >> reporter: the strategic bots minimize red flags, hidesing in the background, keeping you in the dark. they use your phone only about 50 times per day. you don't notice the extra

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we're talking about bots.onsumer vector chr consumer investigator chris chmura has new findings. >> your phone doing someone else's dirty work. >> attacking businesses around the world today. >> reporter: researchers in san francisco found something alarming. bots are secretly operating on an estimated 5.8% of phones and tablets. >> if you extrapolate that to the potential billions of mobile devices that are out there, that's a pretty staggering number. >> reporter: perhaps 15 million infected devices in the u.s. alone. it's a clever strategy. instead of using their own computing power to run illicit programs that crack passwords, stale gi steal gift cards, scoop up concert tickets and even post spam on social media, hackers have dispatched bots to covertly use your data and battery power to help them commit crime. these strategic new bots are designed to minimize red flags. they hide in the background, keeping you in the dark. they use your phone only about 50 times per day, so you don't notice the extra data

the tennis bot will pick them up while you are busy being rubbish. track of things too. it also has a handy and detachable basket. you can go to your car and no one will ever suspect that you are the laziest tennis player alive. and that is it for this week. we're hanging around in the us for another click next week. join us for that. in the meantime, you can join us on facebook and twitter @bbcclick. from tennibot and me, see you soon. for most, the heat and the sunshine continues, but there are some who welcome rainfall, particularly across south—west england, but that comes with a met office warning for thunderstorms. that extends towards parts of wales and the home counties this afternoon and the evening. a bit of rain pushing eastwards this evening. you see from the orange colours where the highest temperatures have been. london has reached 31 celsius this afternoon, a lwa ys reached 31 celsius this afternoon, always cooler along eastern coasts. but allow for some local thunderstorms through this evening and overnight across south—west england,

after speaking to the nurse via a chat bot, pacifique was able to pick up a prescription in about tenn: you see? the service is easy. you can use it at home and come to the hospital and they will see you immediately. babyl have employed several methods to get the message out to the general population. they hold rallies around markets all over the country and do a lot of on—the—street outreach. many people we met were already signed up. she's already registered. some even had appointments. translation: it is really good because sometimes you take a taxi and pay 600,000 rwandan francs, and when you reach the hospital, you find the doctor is not there. but for others, there are simple barriers stopping them using babyl. translation: i don't have a phone. and on the chat bot, the country wants to see more country—specific data integrated into the software. the artificial intelligence being tested here with babyl has been designed from the uk system, but, as you know, public health issues are different in the uk and in rwanda. for example, malaria — we didn't find any question related to m

and that part of that aren't bots waiting to be called?> well, so we -- of that number, what we think is the most likely piece that's going to be removed, somewhere around 5 # million accounts that's in part on this bot methodology you're looking at, but also on the level of materialality the ceo talked about today. >> let's assume the accounts disappear from the 336 million at the end of the quarter, that imply a year every year growth that would be down subsequently, so that would be viewed as somewhat of a negative, i just want to comfort some investors here, this would not be some big shift in terms of the growth, it would be a slight acceleration, if they elam natured 5 million accounts, i think there's another big piece here too, this company is serious about cleaning up the broader platform, i think that should make investors file comfortable as well. and third and final piece, this is not anything new today. but this concept of investors getting progressively more comfortable with what was a toxic phrase three months ago, around pr

who they claim to be that lesson seems to have been lost in recent years as the scourge of trolls bots and spammers have seemingly lost as their platforms like twitter have gained popularity. we went from being skeptics of what we saw to assuming that a blue check or a profile picture confirmed the identity of the person communicating it is those same trolls bots and spammers that have led twitter to lock accounts they deemed suspicious and required validation of identity to unlock however twitter didn't remove those locked accounts from the platform nor did they remove them from other users follower accounts which is what lead twitter legal policy and trust in safety leave visa god to announce that this week will be removing these locked accounts from follower accounts across profiles globally as a result the number of followers displayed on many profiles may go down the estimated number of accounts to be purged nearly seventy million close to seventy percent or twenty four is close to twenty percent of its active monthly users this comes years literally years after the problem of tro

holes and bots was brought to their attention game or gate didn't make them decide to start protecting its users despite death and rape threats being bandied about by blue check users and their troll armies it seems that twitter didn't really care about the problem until it affected their advertisers in the world where worth comes from follower counts advertisers were in no way that the influencers people who get paid to pretend like they like products didn't actually have the reach their follower accounts claimed unilever chief marketing officer keith weed told journalists last month that people having an artificially inflated follower account made up of bots of redundant accounts is that best deceiving and at worst fraud it serves no one and undermines trust in the entire system it seems like capitalism and consumerism saving the day are simply building are forms of matter of communication in their image so let's watch the purge influence our way to some answers and start watching the hawks. the only legal the. real that it would be a luxury to pull out of. the what is it like you le

back in the uk, babylon is tested on the performance of its chat bot versus human doctors.e was 81% on its first attempt, versus 72% for a human. they calculated that average based on five years of exam results. but the results have been questioned by some senior doctors, who've questioned the timing of the release. i would not, with the research that i do, go public on it, and have a big media event, before putting it through the scientific process, because i want to know that the reception i am doing is defensible, is rigorous, and that my peers agree with it. and i don't think we have been through that process yet. this important debate will continue as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in our daily lives. certainly critical to this is finding safe and rigorously tested ways to integrate the technology into routine medical care. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that uber was granted a short—term licence to work in london. it ended an uncertain period for the company following the decision by transport for london not to renew its licenc

good bots and bad bots?>> you mean under the surface before they are out there? in other words, you could make a distinction between a good bought.>> it's like police men.>> so, we've all heard the idea that technology could be used for good or ill which is how you evaluate this. it's how it's used. whether you could police it under the surface, i couldn't answer that. >> to determine which of the bots is good or bad, unfortunately it's determining whether fake information is here , it's not the content but then it is the manipulative effect. it's the same distinction. >> people are running apps in the way that people understand leveling the detailed accounts so they could help people out. i can't believe if they wanted to they couldn't easily identify that. it's sending 1000 tweets about trump. in two hours. and that is the distinction. >> i want to relay something else that people here may find interesting. we have had many unusual things happen over these past few weeks. one of those was president trump planning, i found that, i saw some advantages and disadva

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bot accounts. the ones that are trying to spread misinformation or cause trouble on twitter, they are working to crackdown on ways that don't not -- don't eliminate them but make them less visible. they are identifying 10 million accounts a week are fake. we going to see a lot more accounts disappearing here because president trump has 50 plus million twitter followers 11% is a great average to look across the board. >> some people are going to have a lot higher, some have a lot fewer. i think elon musk dropped half a percent. i think this is something that twitter will do where they will constantly try to bring more trust back into the social platforms. emily: how do you decide because the fake elon musk comments on every real elon musk tweet. is that a fake account or does that qualify? >> i think that is another problem and another huge issue that happens. you don't want these fake accounts to promote fake topics. emily: they are active and being used. is that against their terms of service? >>

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who do you think is behind that bot?'s one of the most important questions. when we look at this and we look at modems behind these attacks, we look at it for different ways number one, financial gain, price manipulation >> do you think a short seller would be out there trying to manipulate these tweets? >> it's possible and it's more than just tweets, by the way it's across all platforms we're seeing this and it's happening all at once. number two, it's impacting corporate reputation, corporate brands number three is cultural weaponization. >> what do you mean, cultural weaponization? >> i think, for example, when roseanne barr made that horrible tweet. we saw businesses spin up. >> these are businesses that emerge out of nowhere? >> is this a service like yours, the antithesis for these services, or is this a hedge manager? >> we've seen all types of different bot networks out there. some are services but a lot of them are tied to nefarious actors >> russia? what are we talking about? >> i think sometimes you can look

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abandoning the party's ideals are emerging every day and the media is pinning walk away on russian bots as the movement was mentioned by a site that tracks twitter accounts linked to alleged russian interference called you haven't in project but the site itself says the media has gotten it wrong most of the third party reporting on the dashboard continues to appear with some variation of the headline russian books are pushing x. this is inherently inaccurate they're not all in russia we don't even think they're all commanded in russia at all we think some of them are legitimately passionate people that are just really into promoting russia. here is brandon struck again on why democratic officials are trying to run down the movement for i think it's an incredibly desperate attempt by the left wing politicians and the democrats to explain away the fact that people are leaving their party and they're no longer happy with what's going on on the left. you know it's like they tried every every trick in the book to sort of dehumanizing people first it was you know calling people to get it's ca

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be ready you think that the walk away campaign is comprised of russian bots i would suggest that they check out our facebook page which is where the campaign really takes place that's how the leaked campaign go there on facebook and what you'll find is video testimonials of actual human beings who are looking into their cameras and telling their stories and when i say frenzy deal i was instantly hope to his message the democrats don't care about us not one bit they walked away from us a long time ago and it's time for us to do the same and chose to walk oh they're telling their stories about why they're walking away to the last and there's people in the raid were also telling their stories about reclaiming their voice and the nairs of what it means to be a conservative which has been hijacked by the left they're telling you what it means to be conservative and what their values are and welcoming people who are blocking we last so i mean this is a pretty easily disputed look think these are real people making real video testimonials and you can see them with your own eye the movement w

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