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Rise of Holocaust denial driven by pernicious, AI-driven social media

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By Niall Ferguson, John-Clark Levin
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Rise of Holocaust denial driven by pernicious, AI-driven social media Original

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By Niall Ferguson, John-Clark Levin
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Originally published by The Free Press. As the algorithmic age takes Holocaust denial mainstream, historians must admit a bitter defeat. When the two of us met at Harvard 15 years ago, one was a professor teaching modern history, and the other was an undergraduate interested in the future of artificial intelligence.
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The Death of History

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By Niall Ferguson, John-Clark Levin
| Niall Ferguson's Time Machine
As the algorithmic age takes Holocaust denial mainstream, historians must admit a bitter defeat. When the two of us met at Harvard 15 years ago, one was a professor teaching modern history, and the other was an undergraduate interested in the future of artificial intelligence.
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