Israel’s AI Election: can deepfake adverts really change voter’s minds? // TRAIN BRAIN

Israel’s AI Election: can deepfake adverts really change voter’s minds?

Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political future in the Israel election but candidates on all sides are turning to the latest technologies to reach voters.
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