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Federal election 2021: Why we shouldn’t always trust ‘good’ political bots
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By Elizabeth Dubois, University of Ottawa Ottawa, Sep 20 (The Conversation) During the 2019 federal election campaign, concerns about foreign interference and scary “Russian bots” dominated conversation. In contrast, throughout the 2021 election cycle, new political bots have been getting noticed for their potentially helpful contributions.

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