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How To Spot AI Misinformation Amid Election Season, According To An Expert
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AI-generated political content has been both a tool and a weapon for political leaders and candidates over the last few election cycles.
Like it or not, AI misinformation now plays a crucial role in the current election cycle — and likely future ones as well.
As AI technology continues to evolve, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to spot what content is real or fake.
And if you do see political information being shared on social media, you should always fact-check it against original sources.
Similarly, if you’re seeing news being shared on social media, you should verify it with official news reporting and confirm it’s both accurate and current.