So that can have a number of effects. It can cause people to distrust the sources of information they are getting, to dissuade them or confuse them in terms of exercising their right to vote. To incite violence, certainly that's something that we are worried, about and to just generally sow distrust and potentially chaos.

In this work we present fAIble: a novel graph-based modular storytelling framework. fAIble is centered around a graph database, incorporates invariable elements of folktale structure, while accounting for thoughts and actions. Action outcomes are a product of probabilistic story generation. Probabilities are based on elements of common sense, invariable elements of folktale structure, high-level character roles, and a wide variety of other variables (e.g. characters' physical and psychological traits, context-based likelihood of encountering specific items and characters, etc.). A prototype implementation is tested through an anonymous questionnaire. Results demonstrate the ability of graph-based cognition to produce coherent story prototypes with sensible character actions, while maintaining output variability.