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The Biden administration has no firm plans to alert the public about deepfakes or other false information during the 2024 election.
Lawmakers from both parties have urged the Biden administration to take a more assertive stance.
The FBI will investigate possible election law violations, but does not feel equipped to make public statements.
U.S. intelligence agencies say they are closely tracking false information spread by foreign adversaries.
But they say they won't try to intervene to warn the public because of the polarized political climate.
Canada has published an explanation of its decision-making protocol for how to respond to an incident that could put an election at risk.
Threat of lawsuits and political attacks from pro-Trump Republicans have led many organizations and universities to pull back from research on disinformation in recent years .
Stanford University’s Internet Observatory recently laid off most of its staff after a spate of legal challenges and political criticism.
State and local election officials likely will be in the spotlight during the election, having to make decisions quickly.
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