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AI may be default ‘kingmaker’ this year in biggest-ever worldwide elections
By Ben Armour   |  Nov 07, 2024
While AI’s presence in elections has some benefits, such as connecting with voters, these are vastly outweighed by drawbacks such as widespread disinformation. Governments and AI companies are also not doing enough to combat the problem, argues The Yuan’s contributor Ben Armour.
AI may be default ‘kingmaker’ this year in biggest-ever worldwide elections
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