Investigations show that a number of US congressional candidates have used artificial intelligence to write their biographies, present their views and coordinate their campaign plans. The New York Times reported Thursday that its investigations have identified hundreds of possible uses of artificial intelligence in biographies and texts related to candidates' political positions. This technology has become a tool to reduce the costs of election campaigns, but it has raised concerns about the authenticity of the candidates' opinions and political positions.

Investigations show that a number of US congressional candidates have used artificial intelligence to write their biographies, present their views and coordinate their campaign plans. The New York Times reported Thursday that its investigations have identified hundreds of possible uses of artificial intelligence in biographies and texts related to candidates' political positions. This technology has become a tool to reduce the costs of election campaigns, but it has raised concerns about the authenticity of the candidates' opinions and political positions.