AI's Misinformation Is Proliferating in the Run-up to US Elections
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In Texas, for example, Republican Ken Paxton uses technology to attack his democratic opponent James Talarico.
United States: The images generated by AI spread misinformation about politicians, a practice that has a heavy impact on public confidence.
In the run-up to the mid-term elections in early November, images created by IA and placing political leaders in fictitious situations in the United States are multiplying. Ken Paxton recently posted a video on X to his democratic opponent James Talarico: "You know, I've always seen myself as a Christian who hates Christianity." The video, very realistic, shows the latter writing "That there are six genres" with multicoloured pencils in a Bible.…
A campaign clip shows an American Senate candidate speaking of God and genre while squeaking a Bible in coloured pencil. Except that he never shot this video, generated by artificial intelligence on behalf of a rival.
As the US mid-term elections near, in early November, images created by Artificial Intelligence (AI) are multiplying in the United States that place political leaders in fictitious situations, reports France-Presse today.
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