On a quiet Thursday morning in Seoul, a veteran immigration officer at Incheon International Airport stared at a visa application that felt too perfect to be real. The applicant, a young man in his twenties, had submitted a financial statement, a letter of employment, and a travel itinerary, all neatly formatted and completely convincing. Yet something about the supporting documents made the officer pause. The bank logo was slightly off. The font on the employment letter was just a little too uniform. A digital forensic check revealed the truth: every single document had been generated by an advanced AI system,…

Imagine waking up in Warsaw, pouring a coffee, and scrolling through your phone. One headline says Polish soldiers are abandoning their posts on the Belarusian border. Another claims Ukrainian refugees are receiving thousands of złoty more in benefits than Polish pensioners. A third insists NATO is about to abandon Poland. None of it is true, but it all looks plausible, and it all came from Russian-language sources, repackaged into Polish by anonymous accounts. This isn’t a hypothetical scenario. It is exactly the kind of information warfare that Polish authorities say they are now confronting. TVP World reports that Poland has…