Possibilities of artificial intelligence in assessing the impact of potentially dangerous texts in modern news discourse: problem of statement

Abstract

The relevance of the stated problem reflects the study of the “friend-foe” dichotomy, which is clearly represented in the modern news discourse, since it reflects the most significant problems for society: migration, the COVID-19 pandemic, crime, various confrontations, problems of socially vulnerable citizens, etc. The subject of the research is to Refine the parameters for evaluating potentially dangerous texts for the subsequent creation of a library of software modules for theming and classifying news messages, including using AI technologies. Hypothesis: the proposed parameters of the system of interpretation of potentially dangerous text increase the chances of determining the prognostic level of the degree of propensity to illegal actions, so the creation of a digital library will help to quickly analyze the levels of potential dangers for the recipient. The use of digital technologies for psycholinguistic assessment of potentially dangerous texts optimizes the search and tracking of such texts, contributing to the development of measures to ensure the safety of the human psyche in conditions of massive impact on the recipient in order to change his personal attitudes. The author raises the problem of creating a single digital platform for evaluating such texts, noting the need for linguistic priority when creating semantic markup, which will allow us to qualitatively rank potentially dangerous texts. Such work requires the application of interdisciplinary efforts of specialists in the fields of linguistics, psychology, mythology, history, sociology, political science, cultural studies, mathematics, computer science and Digital Humanities. The practical value is unquestionable, since psycholinguodiagnostics of a person does not correlate with the potential danger of texts produced by such a person in society.

The Mythologeme “Coronavirus” in the Modern Mass Media News in Europe and Asia

“…2)Alcohol and a bath will not help: doctors have denied the most popular myths about the coronavirus; 3) 40 selected jokes about coronavirus in order not to fall into despair; 4) Before Halloween, Russians began to buy a coronavirus costume; 5) Defeat the coronavirus like the Pechenegs; 6) 25 original ways to have fun in quarantine; 7) Folk creativity for self-isolation: coronavirus, go away, you are not welcome here; 8) How the coronavirus changed porn. Yes, this world won't be the same Continued Table 1 contains many various neuropsychiatric abnormalities that differ in etiology, anamnesis, and clinical picture (Bernatskaya et al, 2020;Karabulatova, 2020). The more severe the personality disorders, the more difficult it is for such a person to critically perceive the information.…”

“…Karabulatova to pose the problem of automatic evaluation of potentially dangerous texts in modern news discourse (2020). At the same time, the pragmatics of nominatives in the digital space of mass media discourse comes to the fore: the analysis of electronic communications is carried out in various aspects (Bernatskaya et al, 2020;Chudinov et al, 2019;Karabulatova, 2020)…”

The influence of a passionate personality on the preservation of the ethno-cultural code of society in Eastern countries

“…Satpayev, who imposed a resolution on the scientist's memo on the need to study the legacy of al-Farabi "I agree.Implement" (Central State Archives of the Republic of Kazakhstan, fund 2285, inventory 1, file 152).All the activities of A. Zh. Mashanov can be considered as a window of discourse (or the so-called Overton Window), which shifts the bifurcation point of assemblage of personality and society, first acting as a potentially dangerous discourse, and then acting as a potentially desirable discourse of development(Karabulatova, 2020) ... For example, A.Zh. Mashanov, on his own initiative, "traveled in the footsteps of al-Farabi to the grave of a scientist in Damascus" (Central State Archives of the Republic of Kazakhstan, fund 2285, inventory 1, file 152).…”