Concerns Grow That Bot Networks May Be Amplifying Calls for 'Civil War' After Charlie Kirk Killing
Bot-like accounts are flooding X with “civil war” rhetoric after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Researchers warn that AI makes bots harder to detect.
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