A recent report by NewsGuard has uncovered a disturbing trend among generative AI chatbots, revealing that they spread Russian propaganda a staggering one-third of the time. The audit, which examined 10 prominent AI chatbots, raises concerns about the potential for disinformation to influence the 2024 election. This is particularly alarming given the already contentious political landscape in both the US and abroad. The findings suggest that even seemingly innocuous AI chatbots can unwittingly perpetuate Moscow-funded fake news sources as factual information. As we edge closer to the election, it’s crucial that we acknowledge the risks associated with relying on AI chatbots as sources of information and take steps to mitigate the spread of disinformation.

The report’s findings are a stark reminder that even the most advanced technology can be vulnerable to manipulation, and it’s our responsibility to be vigilant in the face of misinformation.

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