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One Nation's AI-generated campaign video with racist tropes draws regulatory criticism

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One Nation's AI-generated campaign video, reportedly played at its Victorian campaign launch, has drawn criticism for depicting racist stereotypes, including a man brandishing a machete and a man in an explosive vest.

The Guardian reports that the Australian Communications and Media Authority cannot act against the content because its powers do not extend to it, and that electoral commissions can only regulate misinformation about the electoral process, not lies or distasteful content.

The federal Labor government has so far declined to move on calls from inside and outside parliament to ban AI-generated content during election periods.

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  1. The Guardian · AI
    One Nation's AI-generated campaign video draws criticism over racist tropes and regulatory gaps

    AIOne Nation's AI-generated campaign video, reportedly played at its Victorian campaign launch, depicts racist stereotypes including a man brandishing a machete and a man in an explosive vest. The Australian Communications and Media Authority cannot act against it because its powers do not cover this content, and the federal Labor government has not yet moved to ban AI-generated content in election periods.

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