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AI, DEEPFAKES, AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY: THE ROLE OF RTI LAWS
With the advent of artificial intelligence and deepfake technologies, the modern information landscape is changing, giving rise to realistic synthetic text, images, audio, and videos. Such changes pose significant problems for democratic accountability, because
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