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We haven't seen too many AI shenanigans in our election so far,

but that can always change. From American Public Media,

this is Marketplace Tech. I'm Megan McCarty Carrino.

The 2024 presidential race was the first big election to happen in the new generative AI era.

There have, of course, been major concerns that these tools could be used to deceive voters or interfere with the exercise of democracy.

But so far, that kind of activity has been limited, according to a new report from

the Center for Democracy and Technology. Tim Harper is a senior policy analyst and co-author of that

report. Campaigns mostly used AI for speed and for scale, but not for spectacle.

Consultants told us AI's biggest value was generating rapid,

targeted messaging across multiple audiences, not cranking out deepfakes. The real AI revolution

and politics isn't a fake video. It's faster persuasion. It's faster analyzing data. It's

creating emails, doing outreach, building strategy

for how to manage their staff, their engagement, their timeline. Why do you think AI didn't play

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