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tech reporter @tbij, formerly @guardian/@pulitzercenter not on here v often! find me on LinkedIn/ niamhbamcintyre on insta /contact me at niamhmcintyre@tbij.com
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Who's behind the Facebook page posting hateful AI slop about the UK? The answer might lie in south Asia

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By Niamh McIntyre Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Niamh McIntyre Scroll through any Facebook feed in Britain and, between the baby announcements and petty neighbourhood beefs, you're likely to come across an account with a union jack profile picture and a vague, generic name like Britain Today. For the past seven months, I have been investigating who is really behind pages like these. The answer, it turns out, is often young, entrepreneurial men from south Asia.
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Who’s behind the Facebook page posting hateful AI slop about the UK? The answer might lie in south Asia

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By Niamh McIntyre Verified
| Inkl
‘One you hone your algorithmic ragebait, there’s very good money to be made from slop.’ Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters Scroll through any Facebook feed in Britain and, between the baby announcements and petty neighbourhood beefs, you’re likely to come across an account with a union jack profile picture and a vague, generic name like Britain Today. These accounts – and there are hundreds, possibly thousands of them – present themselves as the work of British patriots.
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Why the racist AI slop industry is booming

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By Niamh McIntyre Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
Scroll through any Facebook feed in Britain and, between the baby announcements and petty neighbourhood beefs, you’re likely to come across an account with a union jack profile picture and a vague, generic name like Britain Today. These accounts – and there are hundreds, possibly thousands of them – present themselves as the work of British patriots.
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