US midterms see surge in AI deepfake political ads; free speech debate intensifies
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Ahead of the October 27 Israeli legislative elections, all major parties are using AI-generated manipulated videos to ridicule opponents, marking the first large-scale use of deepfakes in Israeli politics. The development signals a new frontier in political disinformation, with potential implications for electoral integrity and public trust.
Former US President Trump has publicly endorsed Israeli PM Netanyahu for re-election, warning of an Iranian threat and suggesting potential US action if Netanyahu loses. Netanyahu is reportedly seeking Trump's explicit backing for a preemptive strike against Iran, a move opposed by Israeli military leadership. The situation is further complicated by Netanyahu's public threats of unilateral action against Iran and the upcoming Israeli election on October 27, which is vulnerable to AI-driven disinformation.
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