London School of Economics and Political Science

Why have far-right parties emerged as disproportionate adopters of generative AI?

Our research examines far-right uptake of GenAI in Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark, critically assessing the technical, social, political, and regulatory factors that help explain this phenomenon.
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Poster: Why have far-right parties emerged as disproportionate adopters of generative AI?

Our research examines why far-right parties have become disproportionate adopters of generative AI developed over time by combining large-scale technical testing of 17 LLMs with qualitative expert interviews across Denmark, Netherlands, and Germany.
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Alondra Che

BA Social Anthropology, LSE

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Adam Sizoo

Student, LSE

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Liha Leung

Student, London School of Economics

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Sibo Kang

LSE Laidlaw Scholar, LSE

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Yiwen Xu

Impact & Evaluation , Unlocking potential

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Alondra Che, Sibo Kang, Adam Sizoo, Liha Leung & Yiwen Xu

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Alondra Che

BA Social Anthropology, LSE

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Adam Sizoo

Student, LSE

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Liha Leung

Student, London School of Economics

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Sibo Kang

LSE Laidlaw Scholar, LSE

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Yiwen Xu

Impact & Evaluation , Unlocking potential

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