And given the current social and political climate, there’s not only a demand for disinformation, but there’s also “big money” to be made from it.
Nevertheless, Geiger has real concerns about the barrage of disinformation already generated by AI tools that can produce text, audio clips, images and videos. And given the current social and political climate, there’s not only a demand for disinformation, but there’s also “big money” to be made from it. They suggest the federal government should consider whether certain kinds of disingenuous or unlabeled use of AI-generated content, in a commercial context or in the context of a political campaign, might constitute unfair practices.