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Stanford prof accused of using AI to fake testimony in Minnesota case against conservative YouTuber

CSM clarified that “to date, no complaint regarding the said judgment has been received” The content Allegation of the use of AI in the judgment is “completely unreasonable” says TRL appears first in Jornal i.

CSM esclareceu que “até à presente data, não foi recebida qualquer queixa relativa ao referido acórdão” O conteúdo Alegação de uso de IA em acórdão é “completamente descabida” diz TRL aparece primeiro em Jornal i.

Alegação de uso de IA em acórdão é “completamente descabida” diz TRL

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Allegation of use of AI in judgment is “completely unreasonable” says TRL

A Stanford ‘misinformation specialist’ who founded the university’s Social Media Lab has been accused in a court filing of fabricating sources in an affidavit supporting new legislation in Minnesota which bans so-called ‘election misinformation.’ For a $600 an hour expert witness fee, Stanford professor Jeff Hancock, whose biography claims he’s “well-known for his research on […]

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A Stanford 'misinformation specialist' who founded the university's Social Media Lab has been accused in a court filing of fabricating sources in an affidavit supporting new legislation in Minnesota…

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Top Stanford 'Misinformation Expert' Accused Of Using AI To Fabricate Evidence: Court Filing

Stanford professor Jeff Hancock faces accusations of citing a non-existent study in his testimony related to Minnesota’s proposed deepfake legislation. This incident was brought to light by the plaintiff’s attorneys in a case against conservative YouTuber Christopher Kohls. The context involves a political debate about free speech and the legality of deepfakes during elections. Hancock’s testimony was used by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ell…

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A Stanford University "misinformation expert" has been accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to craft testimony later used by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison in a politically-charged case. Jeff Hancock, a professor of communications and founder of the vaunted school's Social Media Lab, provided an expert declaration in a case involving a satirical conservative YouTuber

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A Stanford University “misinformation expert” has been accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to craft testimony later used by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison in a politically-charged case. Jeff Hancock, a professor of communications and founder of the vaunted school’s Social Media Lab, provided an expert declaration in a case involving a satirical conservative YouTuber …

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A Stanford University "misinformation expert" has been accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to craft testimony later used by Minnesota At ...

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A Stanford University “misinformation expert” has been accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to craft testimony later used by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison in a politically-charged case. Jeff Hancock, a professor of communications and founder of the vaunted school’s Social Media Lab, provided an expert declaration in a case involving a satirical conservative YouTuber named Christopher Kohls. The court case is about Minnesota’s…

Stanford prof accused of using AI to fake testimony in Minnesota case against conservative YouTuber

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