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Chloe Wittenberg, MIT postdoc and recent alumna in political science, studies the powers of video-based political content in comparison to text-based content. Her research home is in the Political Experiments Research Lab (PERL) at MIT.

Members of the House Elections Committee on Monday voted in favor of advancing a slate of bipartisan bills that would regulate the use of deepfakes in political ads.  Last week, House Elections …

New research shows the number of deepfake videos is skyrocketing—and the world's biggest search engines are funneling clicks to dozens of sites dedicated to the nonconsensual fakes.

India's legislation will require WhatsApp AI misinformation message source. Indian government looks to lessen AI misinformation within WhatsApp through a "controversial" law, revealing its first source ahead of the country's Lok Sabha elections in 2024, as reported by the Indian Express.

A bipartisan group of senators circulated draft legislation that would prevent unauthorized artificial intelligence replicas of personal images or likenesses, a policy that could offer protections to creative workers such as artists and actors.

The already tricky job of prioritising security interventions is being made even more difficult by the arrival of deepfakes and generative AI.

“Deepfake” artificial images that portray people falsely are becoming more and more common with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence – and while the law has yet to catch up

British fact-checkers are racing to debunk a suspicious audio recording of UK opposition leader Keir Starmer.

A mysterious account on TikTok used artificial intelligence (A.I.) to create convincing fake video clips of former dictator Omar al-Bashir.

“Deepfake” artificial images that portray people falsely are becoming more and more common with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence – and while the law has yet to catch up