Cat Zakrzewski

national tech policy reporter, The Washington Post

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Chat GPT is worried that people will use OpenAI to generate targeted political ads filled with misinformation. That could spell bad news for U.S. politics.

Artificial intelligence in 2024 election: What might that look like?

Chat GPT is worried that people will use OpenAI to generate targeted political ads filled with misinformation. That could spell bad news for U.S. politics.

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