How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

Thursday, Dec 08, 2016

CEP Senior Advisor and Dartmouth Professor Dr. Hany Farid explains how CEP's eGLYPH technology is used to find and flag the worst of the violent extremist content.

Fact:

On September 30, 2017, there was a small explosion at Myanmar’s embassy in Cairo, Egypt, though there were no casualties. Hasm later claimed responsibility for the attack, the militant group’s first on a civilian target, saying it was a warning in response to the Myanmar’s military crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.

View Archive

October 2, 2022 - 12:39pm

CEP has pioneered efforts to combat extremists’ radicalization and recruitment tactics online, from taking social m… https://t.co/mYU3XjDKcS

October 2, 2022 - 9:22am

The veracity of the Holocaust is a matter of historical record. Museums & archives have preserved eyewitness accoun… https://t.co/k9vqKpWF96

October 2, 2022 - 7:36am

The latest @FightExtremism publication is the first in a series of papers analyzing the prosecution, rehabilitation… https://t.co/7Z02QpZggL

October 1, 2022 - 7:19pm

.@FightExtremism's resource provides an overview of the history, propaganda, violent activities, & notable rhetoric… https://t.co/3mzl0uyS0z

October 1, 2022 - 6:06pm

This past week, the #IRGC launched artillery strikes on #Iraq’s northern Kurdistan region, targeting the Komala Par… https://t.co/siBlqdUuTj

How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

Daily Dose

CEP on Twitter

How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

Daily Dose

CEP on Twitter

Stay up to date on our latest news.