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AI Disinformation and Cybersecurity Cuts Threaten US Election Integrity

What Happened

The 2024 US election faces growing threats from AI-generated disinformation campaigns across social media platforms, which experts say are magnified by weak content moderation policies. At the same time, Congress has reduced federal funding for state and local election cybersecurity, making it harder for officials to defend against both technical threats and falsehoods online. Experts note these factors increase vulnerabilities and complicate efforts to reassure voters about election legitimacy and security.

Why It Matters

The convergence of advanced AI used for creating believable fake content, insufficient social media oversight, and diminished federal cybersecurity support could weaken the public’s trust in US election outcomes. Addressing these risks is critical for safeguarding democracy. Read more in our AI News Hub

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