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AI-Generated Disinformation in the UK: Risk of Harm, Context, and Classification
More people across the UK are today exposed to more AI-generated and AI-altered disinformation and misinformation than ever before - exposing individuals and society to a growing range of harmful consequences and potential consequences. We analyse evidence from a dataset of 112 pieces of AI-genera
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