In an effort to combat the rise of deepfake technology and its potential impact on the upcoming 2024 election, states across the country are implementing new regulations. The use of AI-generated media to impersonate politicians has raised concerns about the manipulation of voters and the spread of misinformation. While several states have already passed laws banning deepfakes in elections, experts warn that these laws may not sufficiently address all the risks posed by this emerging technology. With the election season approaching, the debate over how to regulate deepfakes continues as legislators seek to balance free speech rights with safeguarding the integrity of the democratic process. The evolving landscape of AI presents a complex challenge for policymakers, who must navigate the intersection of technology, politics, and freedom of expression to protect the democratic process from manipulation and deception.
AI-Generated Deepfake Threatens U.S. Elections: What You Need to Know, US
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