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- 1AI-generated content blurs lines in campaign ads●AI blurs lines in campaign ads: ‘People are seeing things that didn’t happen’
Concerns are mounting over the use of artificial intelligence in political campaign advertising, with experts warning that voters are being shown fabricated scenes presented as real events. The practice makes it increasingly difficult for the public to distinguish authentic footage from synthetic content, raising fresh questions about misinformation, election integrity, and the need for labelling rules or regulation ahead of upcoming votes.
- 2Cooke Campaign Sends Cease-and-Desist to Rep. Van Orden Over AI Deepfakes▼Cooke campaign sends cease-and-desist to Congressman Van Orden over AI deepfakes
The campaign of Wisconsin congressional candidate Rebecca Cooke has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Congressman Derrick Van Orden, demanding he stop circulating AI-generated deepfake content depicting her. The legal threat escalates an already contentious race, and the dispute is drawing attention to how artificial imagery is being used in campaign messaging.
- 3AI-generated Dada photography series 'Objet Trouvé' circulates online●Objet Trouvé (Original unverlangt zugesendet) no. 104 Photography AIdada Meister Jeder, Dadaist und Wahrnehmer 10/26 # d
A new instalment in the series 'Objet Trouvé' (no. 104), labelled as AI-assisted Dadaist photography under the title 'AIdada Meister Jeder, Dadaist und Wahrnehmer', is being shared on the fediverse. The work, presented as an unsolicited original submission, blends found-object art traditions with AI image generation, tagging dada and photography communities.