‘Pink Slime’ Is Infecting AI Chatbots Ahead of the Midterms: Partisan websites disguised as independent, local news outlets are shaping chatbots’ responses about key races.
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Partisan websites disguised as local news outlets are shaping AI chatbots' responses about key election races, raising concerns about misinformation in AI systems.
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