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Perceived and Actual AI Deepfakes: The Case of Sudan
Sudan's AI deepfake risk currently appears driven more by demand-side vulnerabilities than the volume of AI deepfake content. While AI-generated disinformation in Sudanese feeds remains limited, perceived (alleged) AI deepfakes and general AI skepticism worsen the situation and contribute to general
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