A Republican-aligned super PAC’s AI-generated ad mocked Sen. Jon Ossoff’s appearance and insinuated he was feminine. Ossoff called deepfake videos troubling and urged the ad’s removal; the article also describes other gendered attacks and the limited disclosed use of AI in political ads.
Ossoff’s opponent, whom Ossoff accused of deceptively using deepfake videos
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president used as a comparison for Ossoff’s media presence and oratory; Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff quoted making attacks on Talarico
Ossoff’s opponent, whom Ossoff accused of deceptively using deepfake videos
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former president used as a comparison for Ossoff’s media presence and oratory; Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff quoted making attacks on Talarico
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