TORONTO — One of the most prominent figures in the world of artificial intelligence is concerned about the technology's potential effects during election campaigns.
Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI, said he's worried about how good at personalized persuasion the technology may become.
Altman suggested such technology could help spread misinformation or aid in the creation of deep fakes — video, audio clips or photos where technology is used to make someone look, say or do things they have not done. Either could be used to disrupt an election, he said. Starting in the new year, the company said advertisers will have to disclose whenever a social issue, electoral, or political ad contains a"photorealistic" image or video, or realistic sounding audio, that was digitally created or altered.
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