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What happens when voters can't tell fact from fiction? | BBC News

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How can you vote in an election if you can't tell what is real? Elections are more impacted by artificial intelligence than ever before, with millions being spent on ads to try and win over voters. This week AI Decoded investigates how artificial intelligence is transforming modern elections, and whether democracy is prepared for the consequences. Joining us are Oren Etzioni, one of America's leading AI scientists and founder of TrueMedia.org, Sahil Shah, co-founder of Say No to Disinfo, and Priya Lakhani, CEO of Century Tech and a regular contributor to AI Decoded. In this video: 0:00 - AI…

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