I'm all with you on government regulations. They're not a solution for any problem and there have be other ways to solve problems. Like giving everyone more opp

I'm all with you on government regulations. They're not a solution for any problem and there have be other ways to solve problems. Like giving everyone more opportunities to get good education without being in debt for the rest of your life. At the same time as person who do hold damn russian passport and see propoganda working well for warmongering I wish everyone took this issue more seriously. > Ah, now we're getting somewhere. So this is formalizing the drumming-up-hysteria-about-Russia shenanigans we've seen in recent years. Like it or not, but Russia is a country with a lot of experience of maintaining bot networks and has almost unlimited budget to spread whatever misinformation they think useful for them. Fortunately corruption take its toll, but even with majority of budgets stolen they can still maintain hundreds of thousands fake social accounts. And Twitter is actually full of them. With modern diffusion models and LLMs (and especially now when tech like ChatGPT exists) they can easily deploy such accounts in any region and make them use any language. Propoganda at scale never been easier. And it doesn't cost much to run either. Few mobile phone farms, bunch of automation software, few VPN services and 500 students working part time can generate as much of online activity as population of a small country. Propoganda at scale never been cheaper. PS: Unfortunately maintaining giant bot networks is much easier and cheaper than maintaining functional military.