Alexandr Wang

So this is – information warfare is all about in a place, what is – what are like the stories? This kind of gets to like the propaganda or these conspiracy theories. Like what are the stories that – in a place that we're trying to make happen or not make happen. And we know that China does a bunch of information warfare called IW.

It's sometimes called, but they, they have a, they have whole operations. This is actually the craziest part. They have like, they've, they've hired the, the Chinese military at various points has hired millions and millions of people who are supposed to be on like various like chat groups and WhatsApp groups and we chat groups and whatnot. And just, um,

It's sometimes called, but they, they have a, they have whole operations. This is actually the craziest part. They have like, they've, they've hired the, the Chinese military at various points has hired millions and millions of people who are supposed to be on like various like chat groups and WhatsApp groups and we chat groups and whatnot. And just, um,

It's sometimes called, but they, they have a, they have whole operations. This is actually the craziest part. They have like, they've, they've hired the, the Chinese military at various points has hired millions and millions of people who are supposed to be on like various like chat groups and WhatsApp groups and we chat groups and whatnot. And just, um,

spread the right kind of stories that'll make it such that they can like um they can make their political aims happen so for example in uh when when china wanted to start like kind of like um uh i don't know what the word is like uh like uh when China wanted Hong Kong to become a part of China again, which happened just not too, you know, pretty recently. Yeah, through the PRC, right?

spread the right kind of stories that'll make it such that they can like um they can make their political aims happen so for example in uh when when china wanted to start like kind of like um uh i don't know what the word is like uh like uh when China wanted Hong Kong to become a part of China again, which happened just not too, you know, pretty recently. Yeah, through the PRC, right?

spread the right kind of stories that'll make it such that they can like um they can make their political aims happen so for example in uh when when china wanted to start like kind of like um uh i don't know what the word is like uh like uh when China wanted Hong Kong to become a part of China again, which happened just not too, you know, pretty recently. Yeah, through the PRC, right?

Through the PRC, exactly.

Through the PRC, exactly.

Through the PRC, exactly.

Yeah, they would, yeah, exactly. They would use a lot of propaganda and that's information warfare to be able to just make it such that that all happened much more easily.

Yeah, they would, yeah, exactly. They would use a lot of propaganda and that's information warfare to be able to just make it such that that all happened much more easily.

Yeah, they would, yeah, exactly. They would use a lot of propaganda and that's information warfare to be able to just make it such that that all happened much more easily.

trick us or make us think something.

trick us or make us think something.

trick us or make us think something.

Yeah, totally. I think this is something that – it's definitely the right thing to worry about. So –

Yeah, totally. I think this is something that – it's definitely the right thing to worry about. So –

Yeah, totally. I think this is something that – it's definitely the right thing to worry about. So –

First off, if you ask any Chinese AI system, so any AI system that comes out of China, if you ask any of them about a question about President Xi, the leader of the Chinese government, or you ask them any question about Tiananmen Square or all these key historical or cultural things relevant to China, it'll say it can't talk about them because there's regulation in China that –