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Artificial Intelligence and Electoral Democracy in Nigeria: Political Participation, Information Integrity and The Future of Democratic Governance
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly consequential to electoral information environments, although its democratic effects cannot be understood simply by treating every digital electoral technology as AI. This article examines how AI and AI-enabled information practices may shape
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