Tunisie Telegraph: Fake institute pushes Israeli narratives in AI responses

The Guardian revealed a widespread digital campaign aimed at promoting the Israeli narrative through artificial intelligence tools. This effort is conducted via a website called "Hanover Institute for Public Policy," which does not appear to be an official legal entity. The institute published more than 560,000 words across 124 reports over a span of nine days, using question-based formulations related to sensitive issues such as Palestinian rights and genocide claims, presenting them in a seemingly neutral academic manner. However, analysis uncovers tendencies to soften criticism of Israel and to reframe issues in a way that favors the Israeli narrative. The activity aims to influence AI responses and search engine results by creating curated, targeted content designed to appear prominently in relevant query results. This poses a threat of shaping trustworthy content that supports the Israeli narrative within major databases. Reports also indicate the involvement of a network of companies, including an American firm called "Peru," engaging in contracts worth millions of dollars to achieve these goals. As Israel's image deteriorates among public opinion in the United States—especially among young people—experts warn that such activity represents a step toward directing AI outputs to support the Israeli narrative and influence the shaping of digital facts. This opens a new front in the battle over information and public opinion.

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