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115. The Battle for Reality: AI, Disinformation & Information Warfare with Carl Miller

115. The Battle for Reality: AI, Disinformation & Information Warfare with Carl Miller

Update: 2025-08-06
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In this episode of The Voices of War, I’m joined once again by Carl Miller, investigative researcher and author of The Death of the Gods. This is Carl’s third time on the show, and arguably his most urgent.


We explore:




  • Why AI isn’t just a tool—it’s a battlefield




  • How governments and companies manipulate LLMs




  • Emotional bonds with AI and their strategic risks




  • Digital addiction, dopamine loops, and persuasive tech




  • Russia’s asymmetric war on Western democratic trust




  • Carl’s D-RAIL strategy to disrupt narrative warfare




  • The WAVES model for digital democracy




  • The chilling reality of murder-for-hire on the dark web




📍 Guest Bio:

Carl Miller is the co-founder of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos, host of The Kill List podcast, and a leading voice on information integrity and power in the digital age.


🔗 Connect with Carl: NEW REPORT: Russian propaganda may be flooding AI models




  • Carl’s UnHerd article – Will Chatbots Become Cult Leaders?




  • Study: AI reduces conspiracy thinking by 20%




  • Apple in China by Patrick McGee




  • D-RAIL report – Disinfo.eu




  • WAVES project at Demos




  • The Kill List podcast – Wondery



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    115. The Battle for Reality: AI, Disinformation & Information Warfare with Carl Miller

    115. The Battle for Reality: AI, Disinformation & Information Warfare with Carl Miller

    Vedran ’Maz’ Maslic