Artificial intelligence is expected to have an impact on the upcoming US election in November. States have been trying to protect against misinformation by passing laws that require political advertisements to disclose when they have used generative AI. Twenty states now have rules on the books, and according to new research, voters have a negative reaction to seeing those disclaimers. That seems like a pretty fair response: If a politician uses generative AI to mislead voters, then voters don’t appreciate that. The study was conducted by New York University’s Center on Technology Policy and first reported by
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Viewers don’t trust candidates who use generative AI in political ads, study finds
