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ChatGPT is an advanced conversational AI model developed by OpenAI, designed to understand and respond to user inputs in a human-like manner. Built on the Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) architecture, it uses deep learning to process natural language, making it capable of handling a wide range of topics, answering questions, engaging in discussions, and providing creative solutions.

Key features of ChatGPT include:

1. Versatile Communication: It can assist with a variety of tasks, from explaining concepts, writing essays, and coding, to brainstorming ideas or translating languages.

2. Context Awareness: It retains context within a conversation, enabling more coherent and relevant responses.

3. Customizable: It adapts to user preferences and requirements, allowing personalized interactions.

4. Knowledgeable: Its training covers a broad range of topics up to its last knowledge update, supplemented by real-time tools for updates (in supported versions).

ChatGPT is widely used for educational purposes, customer service, personal assistance, and creative writing, among other applications. Its continuous development ensures improvements in quality, adaptability, and safety in AI interactions.

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2024 will see a series of elections around the world, with major votes held in India, Indonesia, Mexico, South Korea, Taiwan, the United States, Belgium, Ireland, Croatia, Austria, Romania, Finland and more.

The European Union’s Member States Research Service has expressed concern that these elections could be negatively impacted online by misinformation spreading on social media.

As such, the rise of generative AI is seen as one of the major global events of 2024, as a real threat to the integrity of elections.

The technology powers automated chatbots, text, image and video generation tools, and while some argue that generative AI could improve political advertising and reach, others warn that it could disrupt democracy.

In 2023, 500,000 fake audio and video clips were observed on social media, and the report indicates that 90% of online content will be entirely automated by 2026.

Opinion polls show that the majority of voters in the United States are concerned that artificial intelligence could increase the spread of false information during the 2024 presidential election.

This concern stems from the fact that some artificial propaganda and deep fakes are capable of distorting our perception of reality, such as materials that are seen as attractive and credible, and receive a large number of shares.

Another concern that is part of the most important global events in 2024 is that fake materials created by artificial intelligence could be directed against institutions that run the electoral process, by spreading rumors to deter voters from going to vote.
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Countries and international organizations are racing against time to pass legislation regulating the use of artificial intelligence to avoid its negative effects on democracy and the freedom and security of people digitally.