TRACE-Bot: Detecting Emerging LLM-Driven Social Bots via Implicit Semantic Representations and AIGC-Enhanced Behavioral Patterns
TRACE-Bot: Detecting Emerging LLM-Driven Social Bots via Implicit Semantic Representations and AIGC-Enhanced Behavioral Patterns explores A dual-channel framework for detecting emerging LLM-driven social bots by jointly modeling semantic representations and AI-generated content patterns.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in AI Security.
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