This landmark agreement will be signed at the Munich Security Conference this week and will mark a critical step towards protecting elections from artificial intelligence being used to sabotage. This merger comes at a time when more than 50 countries are preparing for elections in 2024.
The companies involved in the agreement, including Adobe, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and TikTok, did not disclose the details of the agreement. But many have already implemented customized measures into generative AI tools that can process visual and audio data. In addition, work is ongoing to identify and label artificial intelligence-generated content in a way that will allow users to distinguish real information.
The visible absence of the platform formerly known as Twitter has raised eyebrows. Neither the company nor its representatives responded to requests for comment.
Source: Ferra
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