Zali Steggall introduces bill for truth in political advertising laws, citing AI and deepfake threats
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Independent MP Zali Steggall has introduced a new private member's bill seeking truth in political advertising laws, warning that AI-generated content and deepfakes pose an increasing threat to Australia's democracy. She argues political advertising has become a "standards-free zone" requiring urgent legislative action.
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bskyZali Steggall introduces bill for truth in political advertising laws, citing AI and deepfake threatsthepoint.com.auKey quotes
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remains a free-for-all
standards-free zone
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