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The U.S. intelligence community is enhancing its capabilities to counter the risks posed by generative artificial intelligence, which can create false information. Companies like OpenAI and Microsoft are developing AI tools that could be misused for election disinformation. Startups are emerging to combat the spread of inaccurate information and AI-enabled fraud. Intelligence agencies are adopting new AI tools to prepare for a future where AI is pervasive in espionage.
The popular artificial intelligence image-generator Midjourney has started blocking its users from creating fake images of iden and Trump ahead of the upcoming U.S. presidential election, according to tests of the AI tool by The Associated Press. https://t.co/NlWUk9umAM
OpenAI tech chief admits election misinformation is a concern ahead of Sora launch. https://t.co/veXSb3vHKd
The spy chiefs’ interest in adopting new AI tools across the workforce is evident in the intelligence community’s new open-source intelligence strategy. https://t.co/ANBTcLYVws
