This article in the French publication Telerama describes eGLYPH, a technology developed by CEP and Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Hany Farid that can automatically detect and remove extremist images, videos and audio, from platforms...

But while Islamic State's Leader Abu Muhammad al-Adnani is dead, the terror group is far from defeated. As Islamic State’s spokesman, al-Adnani was also its most visible member. As head of external operations, he was in charge of attacks overseas...

CEP Spotlights Possible Successors to ISIS Leader Adnani

Following the confirmation of the death of ISIS strategist and spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, CEP is spotlighting eight who may be in the running for one or more of the key roles Adnani occupied.

The Pentagon confirmed Monday that a U.S. airstrike in Syria last month killed the Islamic State group's spokesman and chief strategist Abu Mohammad al-Adnani. Adnani is listed as the leader of ISIS' Emni group, a unit that orchestrates attacks...

This article in the German publication Die Welt, describes eGLYPH, a technology developed by CEP and Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Hany Farid that can automatically detect and remove extremist images, videos and audio, from platforms...

Facebook mostly relies on its users to flag content that violates the company’s policies. The famous social media prohibits nudity, terrorism and hate speech on its website, including strict rules around child pornography. Facebook employs a...

Honor the Victims of September 11 Attacks by Combating Extremism

The Counter Extremism Project issued the following statement to commemorate the 15 th Anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks Much has changed in the 15 years since terrorists hijacked commercial airliners and crashed them into the World Trade...

This article in the French edition of Slate, describes eGLYPH, a software technology developed by CEP and Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Hany Farid that can quickly and efficiently detect and remove extremist images, videos and audio...

As tech companies become more proactive in policing the ISIS propaganda, a nonprofit organization has echoed their efforts through an algorithm called eGLYPH. The algorithm according to the organization automates the removal of terrorist-related...

This article in the German edition of Wired, describes eGLYPH, a technology developed by CEP and Dartmouth College Computer Science Professor Hany Farid that can automatically detect and remove extremist images, videos and audio, from platforms such...