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Home/AI Incident Database/A deepfake of the late President Suharto urges Indonesians to vote Golkar before the 2024 election

A deepfake of the late President Suharto urges Indonesians to vote Golkar before the 2024 election

A party official released a synthetic Suharto, dead since 2008, calling on voters to back Golkar candidates, one of the first "resurrection" deepfakes in an election.

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