Commission updates election guidelines for AI, deepfake risks
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The European Commission project proposes stricter measures in five areas, adapted to technological developments and new forms of electoral manipulation
Online platforms could be required to check more closely how they recommend and amplify information during election periods, to track the highest-rated posts and to clearly label the content generated or modified with artificial intelligence. Measures are included in a draft revision of the electoral guidelines of the Digital Services Regulation (DSA), in [...] Article Choices under algorithm surveillance: The European Commission proposes tests …
The European Commission proposes that large online search platforms and engines label deepfakes, detect foreign manipulation networks from time to time, and account for after each election in a draft guidelines that it submits, starting on Tuesday, to public consultation by 23 November, informs EFE, according to Agerpres. The text responds, according to the executive [...] The European Commission's Article opened consultations on new guidelines …
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