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Hungary’s Orban deploys AI-made scare ads in close election
Hungary‘s election battle is escalating as the ruling Fidesz party uses AI‑generated videos to warn voters that the EU could draw the country into Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Opposition leader Peter Magyar accuses Prime Minister Viktor Orban of fear-mongering and promises reforms amid public frustration over economic stagnation and weak public services.
Hungary’s election campaign highlights growing concerns over AI-driven political messaging across Europe.
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Hungary‘s election battle is escalating as the ruling Fidesz party uses AI‑generated videos to warn voters that the EU could draw the country into Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Opposition leader Peter Magyar accuses Prime Minister Viktor Orban of fear-mongering and promises reforms amid public frustration over economic stagnation and weak public services.
Hungary’s election campaign highlights growing concerns over AI-driven political messaging across Europe.
Hungary‘s election battle is escalating as the ruling Fidesz party uses AI‑generated videos to warn voters that the EU could draw the country into Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Opposition leader Peter Magyar accuses Prime Minister Viktor Orban of fear-mongering and promises reforms amid public frustration over economic stagnation and weak public services.
Hungary’s election campaign highlights growing concerns over AI-driven political messaging across Europe.
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