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Experts Disagree on How to Fight AI Disinformation, but Agree That Health and Politics Need Different Solutions
When 54 international experts assessed AI-generated disinformation threats, they revealed a surprising pattern: while video deepfakes received the highest average threat ratings in the political domain (M = 6.31/7), the pattern differed in the health domain, where AI-generated text received the high
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