Recognizing Fakes, Propaganda and Disinformation in Ukrainian Content based on NLP and Machine-learning Technology

The project envisages the creation of a complex system that integrates advanced technologies of machine learning and natural language processing for media content analysis. The main goal is to provide means for quick and accurate verification of information, reduce the impact of disinformation campaigns and increase media literacy of the population. Research tasks included the development of algorithms for the analysis of textual information, the creation of a database of fakes, and the development of an interface for convenient access to analytical tools. The object of the study was the process of spreading information in the media space, and the subject was methods and means for identifying disinformation. The scientific novelty of the project consists of the development of algorithms adapted to the peculiarities of the Ukrainian language, which allows for more effective work with local content and ensures higher accuracy in identifying fake news. Also, the significance of the project is enhanced by its practical value, as the developed tools can be used by government structures, media organizations, educational institutions and the public to increase the level of information security. Thus, the development of this project is of great importance for increasing Ukraine's resilience to information threats and forming an open, transparent information society.

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International Journal of Computer Network and Information Security
Published
2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.5815/ijcnis.2025.01.08
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3
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Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies
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Recognizing Fakes, Propaganda and Disinformation in Ukrainian Content based on NLP and Machine-learning Technology

Victoria Vysotska, Sofiia Chyrun, Dmytro Uhryn, Кrzysztof Przystupa et al.
3 citations
International Journal of Computer Network and Information Security
Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies
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Recognizing Fakes, Propaganda and Disinformation in Ukrainian Content based on NLP and Machine-learning Technology

Victoria Vysotska, Sofiia Chyrun, Dmytro Uhryn, Кrzysztof Przystupa, Yuriy Ushenko, Zhengbing Hu, Yurii Kulikov
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Abstract

The project envisages the creation of a complex system that integrates advanced technologies of machine learning and natural language processing for media content analysis. The main goal is to provide means for quick and accurate verification of information, reduce the impact of disinformation campaigns and increase media literacy of the population. Research tasks included the development of algorithms for the analysis of textual information, the creation of a database of fakes, and the development of an interface for convenient access to analytical tools. The object of the study was the process of spreading information in the media space, and the subject was methods and means for identifying disinformation. The scientific novelty of the project consists of the development of algorithms adapted to the peculiarities of the Ukrainian language, which allows for more effective work with local content and ensures higher accuracy in identifying fake news. Also, the significance of the project is enhanced by its practical value, as the developed tools can be used by government structures, media organizations, educational institutions and the public to increase the level of information security. Thus, the development of this project is of great importance for increasing Ukraine's resilience to information threats and forming an open, transparent information society.

International Journal of Computer Network and Information SecurityVol. 17(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies
25.57
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