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AFP Chief Advocates AI to Combat Disinformation

AFP Chief Advocates AI to Combat Disinformation

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ThreatCluster •October 10, 2026 at 21:32 UTC
  • •AFP Chief Nafarrete advocates for AI in information operations.
  • •The military aims to counter disinformation and malign influence.
  • •The initiative highlights the importance of adapting to modern information warfare.

On October 9, 2026, AFP Chief of Staff General Antonio G. Nafarrete emphasized the need for the Armed Forces of the Philippines to adapt to an evolving information warfare landscape. During his visit to the Civil-Military Operations Command (CMOC), he called for the integration of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to enhance information operations. Nafarrete stated that these technologies could help shape narratives, counter disinformation, and disrupt malign influence operations. His visit included a briefing on CMOC's capabilities and a meeting with troops. The initiative aims to bolster the military's capacity to address challenges in the information environment. This push reflects a broader commitment to strengthen civil-military operations within the AFP.

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2026-10-09
Nafarrete visits CMOC
General Nafarrete emphasized the need for the AFP to adapt to evolving information warfare during his visit to the CMOC.
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What technologies are being used?
The AFP is focusing on artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to enhance information operations.
What is the goal of this initiative?
The goal is to strengthen the military's ability to counter disinformation and malign influence in the information environment.
Who is leading this effort?
General Antonio G. Nafarrete, the AFP Chief of Staff, is spearheading this initiative.