The ad, titled “The Biden War,” poses the rhetorical question: “What if international tensions escalate?”. he mThere are fake footage of the Chinese invasion of Taiwan and other AI-generated footage showing closed banks and borders “captured” by “illegals”.

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The small disclaimer in the upper left corner acknowledges that the ad is “based entirely on AI-generated imagery,” but is easy to overlook. By using neural network technology to illustrate a highly speculative vision of a possible future, the ad sets a disturbing precedent that could easily fool unsuspecting viewers.

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The RNC told Axios that this is the first time the committee has produced a video that contains 100 percent artificial intelligence. As The Verge points out, it’s unclear whether RNC violated any terms because we don’t know what tools he used to create the images. For example, Midjourney and DALL-E do not allow overtly political imagery.

Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, Facebook announced that it was banning and removing fake videos for fear they could mislead viewers. However, the company did not clarify whether politicians can use AI-generated content. In short, according to the media, this ad is setting the stage for a presidential race deeply rooted in AI-powered disinformation tactics. This could be a new “tipping point” in the already dirty world of political advertising.