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Researchers asked people to use AI chatbots for election info – results were mixed

Chatbots can skew election-related information and act as an intervening layer in a voter's search, Yale researchers find.

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Researchers asked people to use AI chatbots for election info – results were mixed
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ZDNET’s key takeaways

Americans use AI to search for information – including elections.

Voters ask chatbots for basic election information and candidate recommendations.

AI systems can hallucinate and add layers of bias to political information.

Most search tools now put a layer of AI between you and the information you’re looking for, especially Google.

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