"Meta Urged to Address Fake Video Issue Ahead of High-Stakes Election"

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As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Meta is being urged to revamp its policy on manipulated videos to address fake or distorted clips that could mislead voters and interfere with elections. The Oversight Board called on Meta to crack down on all doctored content, including faked audio, and clearly define the aim of its policy to encompass election interference. Concerns are rising about the potential impact of AI-generated deepfakes on the election, with experts calling for regulations and standards to address the spread of misleading content on social media platforms.
- Facebook urged to fix fake video problem before Biden-Trump matchup USA TODAY
- Manipulated Biden video can remain online, Meta’s Oversight Board rules CNN
- Oversight Board rebukes Meta’s policies on deepfakes, amid AI fears The Washington Post
- Oversight board urges Meta to rethink its policy on manipulated media in high-stakes election year The Associated Press
- Meta Board Says Fake Videos Are Bad, but That Fake Biden One Is OK The New Republic
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