Election integrity. It is now always a subject of great discussion since the Presidential selection of 2020. It isn't really anything new, but it is odd now how many local governments are strategizing to eliminate doubt.
Not by actually passing stricter laws about voting and verification, no. We need to focus on those who publicly cast doubt on the process since that is the real threat. Of course the proper term is passing mis-information. Am I the only one who find that awful authoritarian?
- "State election officials are concerned about deceptive tactics, including misinformation and the use of artificial intelligence tools, during the 2024 election.
- Some officials are particularly worried about deepfake videos, which can create false content that appears to be real.
- Efforts to combat misinformation include disclosures on AI-generated content, educating the public, and spreading accurate information to counter false narratives."
Efforts to deceive are a top concern among state election officials heading into 2024
