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UK warns UN committee about threats to information integrity

In a statement, the UK said artificial intelligence could accelerate and sharpen the spread of misinformation and disinformation.

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  • The UK statement was delivered by Deputy Spokesperson Ed Thicknesse at the UN Fourth Committee.
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The statement sets out the UK government’s concerns about how AI may affect the spread and detection of false content.

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