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.

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On May 15, 2016, an ISIS suicide bomber detonated his explosives belt at a police recruitment center in Yemen’s Hadhramaut province, killing at least 41 recruits and 6 officers, and injuring over 60 other people.

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How CEP's eGLYPH Technology Works

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