AI content must not cross the line


It’s how fast you get it out: Content creators have to be quick and creative in order for their content to be effective during election campaigns. — ART CHEN/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Advanced chatbots and apps have made it easier for even the most novice of content creators to generate election campaign materials, but this has also caused concerns of artificial intelligence (AI) being misused.

Some content creators claim that the toxic and defamatory AI-generated content during election campaigns is usually not party-endorsed but made voluntarily by party “vigilantes”.

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