Published 3 months ago

Sadiq Khan says fake AI audio of him nearly led to serious disorder

London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns that deepfake audio of him making inflammatory remarks led to potential disorder and highlights the need for stronger laws to tackle AI fakes.
A social media user apologizes for helping the audio go viral, acknowledging a "big mistake" in spreading the fake content.
Mr. Khan accepts apologies from those who shared the audio unintentionally and calls for more powers for organizations like the Electoral Commission to combat fake information.

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