With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, generative artificial intelligence is finding its way into the political arena. This technology creates highly convincing fake materials, which blur the lines between fact and fiction for voters. Campaigns utilize machine-learning tools to personalize outreach, raising concerns about trust in media integrity and the electoral process. Research shows that many voters fear how AI-generated content may undermine the fairness of elections.
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