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Regulating Manipulative Political Bots Around Political Elections: The Artificial Intelligence Act and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
The question of how political bots impact freedom of expression and information, and conversely, how these rights apply to political bots themselves remain a contested issue. This is because political bots are used to drive engagement metrics to other bots, in particularly political bots. They are
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