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AI Deepfake Ads Emerging in Midterm Election Campaigns

The midterm elections are expected to feature significant use of AI deepfake technology in campaign ads, primarily in attack advertisements against opponents. Notable examples include a deepfake ad targeting Texas Senate candidate James Talarico and an unconventional ad featuring an AI raccoon in Alabama. There are indications that Democrats may seek to legislate against the use of AI in ads if they perform well in the upcoming elections.

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The midterm elections are expected to feature significant use of AI deepfake technology in campaign ads, primarily in attack advertisements against opponents. Notable examples include a deepfake ad targeting Texas Senate candidate James Talarico and an unconventional ad featuring an AI raccoon in Alabama. There are indications that Democrats may seek to legislate against the use of AI in ads if they perform well in the upcoming elections.

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