ILA survey conducted by the Israeli Internet Association ahead of the upcoming elections reveals growing concerns among Israelis regarding online disinformation and the potential misuse of artificial intelligence. According to the survey of 1,005 participants, 71% have encountered false information related to the elections, while 56.8% have faced fake or impersonating accounts. Additionally, 48.2% regularly see AI used to harm or defame others. Concerns over online violence and political polarization are also high, with 69% fearing increased hostility during the election period. Notably, disinformation is not confined to any single political group, affecting individuals across the ideological spectrum. In response, the Israeli Internet Association has released a guide aimed at helping voters identify and avoid false information.
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