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Transparency Is Not Enough: Political Identity and the Acceptance of AI-Generated Governance Information
Political transparency promotes accountability only if citizens are willing to accept the information provided. As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly mediates the production and evaluation of public information, an important question is whether AI-generated political information remains subje
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