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THE POWER AND PERILS OF AI-DRIVEN ELECTIONS

Bharat’s vibrant Bdemocracy is on the cusp of a profound transformation driven by Artificial Intelligence. Many new applications, driven by AI, are rapidly seeping into the fabric of everyday life, and elections are no exception. From micro-targeting voters to manipulating public opinion, AI has the potential to reshape the entire election landscape, presenting both opportunities and challenges for Bharatiya democracy.

One of the most significant impacts of AI is its ability to micro-target voters with laser precision. This involves using vast amounts of data, including demographics, social media activity and online behaviour, to build detailed profiles ofand messages that resonate with their specific interests and concerns. Unlike traditional broad-brush campaigning, AI-powered micro-targeting allows for tailored strategies that can be far more effective in swaying voters.

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