AI is making politics easier, cheaper and more dangerous | Emily Birnbaum & Laura Davison / Bloomberg

It’s a jarring political advertisement: Images of a Chinese attack on Taiwan lead into scenes of looted banks and armed soldiers enforcing martial law in San Francisco. A narrator insinuates that it’s all happening under President Joe Biden’s watch. Those visuals in the Republican National Committee’s ad aren’t real, and the scenarios are pretty obviously fictional.…

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