Most Germans worry about more fake news stemming from AI use

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2025-03-20

Berlin (dpa) - A whopping 88% of people in Germany believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will increase the risk of disinformation and that lies and false claims on the internet are now widespread throughout German society. The Forsa institute survey, published by the media authority of the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia on Thursday, showed that 87% are worried that political disinformation is leading to social divisions and 83% belie......

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