PDIP — Parliamentary Disinformation Intelligence Platform

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Political Office Disinformation Toolkit

Structured, non-technical response support for MP/MEP offices, committee teams, and ministerial/private offices facing AI-enabled disinformation alerts. This toolkit is designed for fast but disciplined decision-making: act quickly, avoid amplification, publish source-backed corrections, and escalate safely.

Alert Card

ONE-SCREEN SITUATIONAL INSIGHT

What happened?Where is it spreading?Who is targeted?What is claimed?Confidence and evidenceOwner and decision deadline

Internal Notes

Shortcuts: 1-5 templates · S save · E set escalation

Risk Calculator

Use a simple product score: harm likelihood x reach x urgency.

Harm likelihood3

Reach3

Time sensitivity3

Score27

Two-Minute Triage Checklist

Will responding directly to the false content increase distribution?
Is there immediate harm potential (public safety, election procedures, intimidation, fraud)?
Which pattern is most likely: misinformation, disinformation, or mal-information?
Is the asset plausibly synthetic/manipulated (voice clone, deepfake, coordinated AI text)?
Do we have authoritative sources available now for a correction?
Who must be notified now (press lead, digital lead, security, parliamentary authority)?

Decision Menu

Response Workflow (Find / Assess / Create / Target)

Phase	What Staff Do	Output
Intake	Alert from dashboard, inbox, constituent report, journalist query, or partner signal.	Alert Card opened and incident owner assigned.
Triage (2 min)	Score likely harm, spread risk, amplification risk, and evidence quality.	Risk level + immediate handling route (office handling vs escalation).
Decide	Pick the safest action from the decision menu and set a deadline.	Owner, channel, and sign-off path confirmed.
Act	Publish facts-first response, report to platform, brief stakeholders, or escalate.	Time-stamped action with evidence pack attached.
Review	Assess impact, document lessons, and update known narrative playbook.	Improved readiness for next alert.

Copy-Ready Templates

We are aware of misleading content circulating about [TOPIC].

Verified information:
1) [FACT 1 + source link]
2) [FACT 2 + source link]

We will continue to update this page as verified information becomes available.
Last updated: [TIME, DATE]

Recent Incident Logs

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Escalation Contacts

■Platform reporting channel (per platform trust & safety route)
■Parliamentary security/cyber point-of-contact
■Election authority integrity desk
■Law enforcement liaison for intimidation/fraud/high-harm incidents
■Trusted local media editors
■Fact-checking and civil society verification partners

Success Metrics

■Median time from alert to triage decision
■Median time from decision to action publication
■Percentage of responses with explicit source citations
■Number of incidents handled without amplification mistakes
■Staff confidence delta before vs after micro-learning
■Narrative recurrence rate after correction

AI Literacy Micro-Programme

12 min

AI-enabled disinformation basics

Differentiate cheap fakes, deepfakes, coordinated AI text, and manipulated context.

10 min

Human-in-the-loop verification

Adopt pause-before-sharing discipline and evidence capture habits.

14 min

Respond without amplifying

Use separate corrections, facts-first wording, and source-backed messaging.

11 min

Workflow roles and surge mode

Clarify monitor/approver/escalation roles around elections, votes, and crises.

9 min

Trusted channels and partnerships

Coordinate with local media, fact-checkers, and institutional contacts quickly.

Minimum delivery model: baseline induction for all staff, scenario drills for likely local narratives, and in-workflow just-in-time refresh prompts. Include internal records of participation and updates to support ongoing AI literacy obligations and quality assurance.