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Live broadcasts from polling stations during the 2018 presidential election at the Russian Central Election Commission in Moscow (Photo: pexels)

Investigation

How AI proved Russia's 2018 presidential election was fixed

Many of the Russian programmers who investigated the legitimacy of president Vladimir Putin's previous election victory in 2018 have been forced to flee the country fearing prosecution, amid concerns over attempts to hold the country's electoral process to account.

When Mikhail Motorin, one of the people behind neural network-based election-monitoring software Revisor, heard that psephologists and activists from voter rights

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Live broadcasts from polling stations during the 2018 presidential election at the Russian Central Election Commission in Moscow (Photo: pexels)

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Svetlana Petrova is a journalist at Novaya Gazeta Europe

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