The UN stresses the need for stronger measures to identify and prevent the spread of manipulated digital content.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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At the AI for Good Summit in Geneva, ITU, the UN's telecommunications organization, stressed in a report released on Friday the urgent need for stronger measures to identify and prevent the spread of manipulated digital content, warning of the potential to disrupt elections and facilitate financial fraud.
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