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China-linked networks flood Taiwan's 2024 election with AI-generated videos and fake news anchors

Ahead of Taiwan's January 2024 vote, Chinese-linked accounts pushed AI-generated anchors and deepfaked candidate audio, the first national election targeted at scale with generative propaganda.

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