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With elections due in countries representing half the world's population and new technologies turbo-charging disinformation, 2024 will be a major stress test for politics in the age of AI. 2024 has been labelled a "make-or-break" year for democracy, with crucial votes due in more than 60 countries, including India, South Africa, Pakistan, Britain, Indonesia and the United States, as well as the European Union. The first major test of how to survive an onslaught of AI-powered disinformation has already taken place.

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Tough talk on immigration. while democrats are employing star power with oprah and joe biden. our campaign road warriors are covering all of this for us again this morning. plus the election wave that's already here. black women making election history in one part of the country this year. >> in shelby county, we sprinkled black girl magic across the field. >> everywhere. >> our tremaine lee with their stories. we kick it off on this friday morning with our team criss-crossing the country. w yes, we are all on the road. let's get started not in west virginia here but in texas. candidates bet...

>> yeah. >> it's to get commitment for service all year long. >> you left congress, you mentioned, during the break in '94. left congress in '95 and the republican party rode that election wave into power. tell me a little bit with b where we are now in terms of the hyper partisanship that seems to permeate washington, d.c. versus that period of time where, again, a lot of folks said hyper partisanship was permeating washington, d.c. is it different at all, or is it about the same? >> i think there's a roller coaster ride through american history. and part of it, ups and downs, have to do with...