Opinion
Max Raskin, a Post Opinions contributor, is a co-founder of Uris Acquisitions and an adjunct professor at New York University School of Law.
TL;DR
- Artificial-intelligence-generated advertisements are becoming more prevalent in midterm election cycles.
- Examples include ads in Texas and New York featuring fabricated content about opposing candidates.
- Thirty-one states have banned or regulated the use of AI deepfakes in campaign ads.
- Federal legislation addressing AI deepfakes in campaigns has been sponsored by senators.