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The latest poll from the Associated Press and the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy shows that as 2024 approaches, the rapid development of artificial intelligence tools may exacerbate false information in elections on an unprecedented scale. According to the poll, almost six in ten adults (58%) believe that artificial intelligence tools will increase the spread of false and misleading information in next year's election. In contrast, only 6% believe that artificial intelligence will reduce the spread of false information, while a third say it will not have much impact. The survey also found that only 30…