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Quarter of Israelis Consider AI for Voting Decisions, Survey Finds
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First reported by N12 · 12 hours ago
What happened
A survey by the Israeli Internet Association found that a quarter of Israelis are considering using AI to decide how to vote, amidst widespread exposure to election-related disinformation and concerns about online violence. The association has released a guide to help voters navigate the digital landscape critically.
- 01A quarter of Israelis may use AI to decide their vote, a survey found.
- 02Most Israelis encounter election disinformation online.
- 03A majority fear increased online violence due to political discourse.
- 04Impersonation and malicious AI use are common online issues.
- 05Disinformation exposure spans the political spectrum.
- 06A guide offers advice on verifying online information.
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