The 2024 election is facing a significant threat from AI-generated deepfakes and misinformation. Experts predict a surge in deceptive content, particularly in the final hours leading up to the election. With foreign actors potentially involved, officials are urging voters to remain vigilant against misleading information online.
Federal agencies are relying on tech companies and state governments to combat the spread of AI-infused disinformation. Despite previous efforts to address misinformation, many tech firms have scaled back their initiatives since January 6. As the election approaches, the lack of federal regulations leaves voters exposed to a barrage of deceptive content.
• FBI warns of AI deepfakes impacting election integrity.
• Tech companies urged to combat misinformation ahead of the election.
Deepfakes are AI-generated media that can convincingly alter reality, posing risks to election integrity.
Misinformation refers to false or misleading information that can influence public perception and behavior.
AI chatbots are automated systems that can generate and spread information, often amplifying misinformation.
Microsoft is involved in AI technology and has been vocal about the risks of deepfakes in elections.
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