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    CO24158 | How Effective is POFMA in Battling Online Falsehoods?

    Benjamin Ang, Xue ZHANG

    18 October 2024

    18 Oct 2024

    CO24147 | Assumptions About Censorship in the Digital Domain Are Not Always What They Seem

    Sean Tan, Tan E-Reng

    07 October 2024

    7 Oct 2024

    CO24148 | Commentary CO24148 was withdrawn by the author

    07 October 2024

    7 Oct 2024

    CO24139 | Misogyny and Violent Extremism – A Potential National Security Issue

    Yasmine Wong

    23 September 2024

    23 Sep 2024

    CO24130 | Enhancing ASEAN Cooperation Against AI-Powered Cyber Influence Operations

    Benjamin Ang, Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman

    06 September 2024

    6 Sep 2024

    CO24124 | The Use of AI in Terrorism

    Asha Hemrajani

    26 August 2024

    26 Aug 2024

    CO24118 | Prospects for an Israel-Hamas Ceasefire

    Damien D. Cheong

    19 August 2024

    19 Aug 2024

    CO24111 | Deciphering the Language of Internet Memes, its Use in Disinformation and Detection via AI

    Usman Naseem, Asha Hemrajani, Tan E-Reng

    08 August 2024

    8 Aug 2024

    CO24101 | Precautionary Steps Towards Deep-Sea Mining

    Shantanu Sharma

    24 July 2024

    24 Jul 2024

    The Role of Internet Consumption on the Witnessing of Online Harms

    Goh Zhang Hao, Gulizar Haciyakupoglu, Edson C. Tandoc Jr.

    23 July 2024

    23 Jul 2024

    CO24099 | Deepfakes and the Dangers to National Security and Defence

    Benjamin Ang, Muhammad Faizal Bin Abdul Rahman

    23 July 2024

    23 Jul 2024

    CO24091 | What the Proposed United States’ Ban on TikTok Really Conceals

    Sean Tan

    08 July 2024

    8 Jul 2024
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