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How AI Disinformation Poses New Risks to Southern Voters | Common Dreams

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By Benjamin M Barber
| Common Dreams Verified
Earlier this year, thousands of New Hampshire voters received robocalls with audio of what sounded like President Joe Biden's voice telling them to stay home during the state's primary election. But the recording wasn't really Biden: It was a "deepfake" generated with AI technology. The state Attorney General's Office Election Law Unit ultimately identified the source of the false AI-generated recording as two Texas-based companies, Life Corporation and Lingo Telecom.
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If We Don't Expand Voting Rights Protections We're Lost

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By Benjamin M Barber, with Facing South
| Common Dreams Verified
On Sept. 19, National Voter Registration Day, Rep. Terri Sewell (D) of Alabama joined other House Democrats to reintroduce the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. Named in honor of the late civil rights icon who was beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965 for marching for the right to vote, the bill aims to restore and modernize the landmark civil rights legislation passed the same year as the bloody Selma to Montgomery march.
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Omar on Trump Charges: Having Security Footage Deleted Is “Admission of Guilt”

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By Sharon Zhang Verified, Sasha Abramsky, Chris Walker Verified, Benjamin M Barber
| Truthout Verified
Federal prosecutors added new charges to Donald Trump’s indictment over his alleged mishandling of classified documents in his Florida residence on Thursday, now saying that the former president ordered an employee to delete security camera footage in order to obstruct prosecutors’ investigation.
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