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Here's a quote from the linked article:

"The culture analytics group at the University of California, which I and Vwani Roychowdhury lead, has developed an automated approach to determining when conversations on social media reflect the telltale signs of conspiracy theorizing. We have applied these methods successfully to the study of Pizzagate, the COVID-19 pandemic and anti-vaccination movements. We’re currently using these methods to study QAnon."

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How an AI Tool Distinguishes Between a Conspiracy Theory and a True Conspiracy
nextgov.com ^ | November 24, 2020 | Timothy R. Tangherlini,

Posted on 11/25/2020, 3:28:32 PM by ransomnote

Those who create hundres of thousands/millions of logical rules for AI to follow control the decisions the AI makes.

It's not like the fed a purely objective set of rules into the AI.

ALL YOUR THEORIES ARE BELONG TO US!