Today's Justice Department indictments alleging ongoing Russian efforts to spread

disinformation come just two months before election day.

Moscow's attempts to interfere in US and other elections are nothing new,

though their tactics and strategy are constantly evolving.

Before today's announcement,

Special correspondent Simon Ostrowski

recently sat down with an investigative journalist who spent years uncovering Russian

operations about yet another effort to sow doubt and chaos, this time using artificial intelligence.

Russia's foreign intelligence service has a new plan to influence Western countries in this election year.

Russia's CIA, which goes by its initials to, SVR, plans to use artificial intelligence to mask a

sophisticated effort to interfere in a third straight U.S. presidential election.

First, a quick tour of 2016.

Russia, if you're listening,

I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.

Russian Intelligence hacked the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's

campaign chair.

Thousands of emails were then dumped in a coordinated fashion to influence the race.

And that's not to mention the operations of Russian troll farms that created thousands of

digital sock puppet soldiers to repeat and repeat messages that boosted Donald

Trump at Hillary Clinton's expense.

They declared war full-scale hot war information war on the rest of the world.

The man who helped uncover this new effort is Christo Grosev, an investigative journalist who's unmasked many intelligence operations, perhaps most famously, he found the

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