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        By using an AI whopping amount of generated content through social media influencers, china aims to turn the table in its favor and just concluded presidential elections in Taiwan were a test dose.   US technology firm Microsoft’s intelligence team has warned of a possible state-backed propaganda funding and turned the results in their favor. The possibility is to disrupt three major democratic nations that are going to poll in 2024 say India, the USA, and South Korea As India, South Korea, and the United States prepare for their upcoming elections, concerns arise about potential interference from Chinese cyber actors and influencers. According to a report, there are fears that China may employ AI-generated false propaganda distributed through social media influencers to influence election outcomes   Microsoft has raised alarms about this possibility, suggesting that China may try to manipulate the election results to their favor as these three democratic countries have a free

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