AI-powered disinformation is spreading — is Canada ready for the political impact?

Billions of people in more than 40 countries head to the polls this year. Canadians could be among them. But with fake products of generative artificial intelligence spreading online, figuring out what's real and what's not is becoming harder. Is Canada prepared for an AI election?

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