2024-03-15
31 分钟This is in conversation from Apple News.
I'm Brian Stelter filling in for Shamita Basu.
Today, America's disinformation problem, how it affects all of us and what we should do about it.
Earlier this year, just ahead of the New Hampshire primary,
some voters in the state received a robocall that sounded like it was coming from President Biden.
Voting this Tuesday only enables the Republicans in their quest to elect Donald Trump again.
Your vote makes a difference in November, not just Tuesday.
That was not a call from Biden or his campaign.
It was an AI generated impersonation of Biden's voice.
This sort of stuff is happening all the time.
Just a couple of weeks ago,
images circulated on social media that appeared to show Donald Trump with black voters.
But BBC reporters noticed something strange.
It looks
like they're at a party all great
until you realize there's lots of strange things going on with fingers,
which is one of the best ways to spot AI.
People are missing a finger or they have lots of extra fingers.
Disinformation has been a problem in American life for decades,
but it's getting more and more intense now with an election coming up