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Intro
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About me
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Prediction markets
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Influence the result
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How would I hack an election
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Amplification vs Influence
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Example of amplification
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The macro and micro scales
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Segmentation and clustering
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Oneperson onevote
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Most marginal seats
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what is gerrymandering
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how would we influence
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tossing
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caging
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voting
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voter fraud
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Bribery
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Oldfashioned blackmail
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The problem with blackmail
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What I want to do
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I want to
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use some behavioral psychology
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demo
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compensation effect
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broken window effect
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Stanley Milgram
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Peer Pressure
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Obedience to Authority
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The Nazis
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Ballot Tossing Caging
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The Microlevel
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The Current Government
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Brexit
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Stability
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Control
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Fear
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PostFactual Society
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The EU
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Lies
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Turkey Joining
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Psychological Data Science
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Attack Vector
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Simple People
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Dozier
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We can play on that
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Probability
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Predictability Demonstration
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Social Media Advertising
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ABC Testing
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Between Measures Testing
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Uplift Modeling
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The 4 Quadrants
Description:
Explore data science techniques used to influence populations and sway elections in this thought-provoking conference talk. Delve into prediction markets, voter segmentation, and psychological manipulation strategies. Examine real-world examples of election interference, including gerrymandering, voter suppression, and social media manipulation. Learn about behavioral psychology concepts like the compensation effect and obedience to authority, and how they can be exploited. Analyze case studies such as Brexit and the rise of post-factual societies. Gain insights into probabilistic modeling, A/B testing, and uplift modeling in the context of political campaigns. Understand the potential dangers of these techniques and their implications for democracy in the digital age.

How to Steal an Election

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