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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Unesco has warned that AI developments could further spread false and misleading information about the Holocaust due to flaws in programmes or through hate groups’ intentional creation of content.  

One of the biggest concerns is that AI could be used to create so-called deepfakes of the Holocaust — realistic images or videos used to suggest the atrocities by the Nazis did not happen or were exaggerated.

 

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