advertisementadvertisementBy Brittany Kaiser This week, Mark Zuckerberg made what appeared to be a big announcement: Facebook is implementing new measures to stop foreign actors from intervening in U.S. politics. From using advanced artificial intelligence to detect fake accounts to investing in a security budget the size of “the worth of the company when they went public,” he explained how he intends to make 2020’s election safer from foreign interference than 2016.advertisementadvertisementGiven recent reporting that malicious activity from foreign actors seeking to influence our politics...…advertisementadvertisementBy Brittany Kaiser This week, Mark Zuckerberg made what appeared to be a big announcement: Facebook is implementing new measures to stop foreign actors from intervening in U.S. politics. From using advanced artificial intelligence to detect fake accounts to investing in a security budget the size of “the worth of the company when they went public,” he explained how he intends to make 2020’s election safer from foreign interference than 2016.advertisementadvertisementGiven recent reporting that malicious activity from foreign actors seeking to influence our politics...WW…