The Federal Government has sounded the alarm over the growing use of artificial intelligence to generate false information, warning that it poses a significant threat to Nigeria’s democratic process ahead of the 2027 general elections. In a statement, officials called on media professionals and cultural workers to play a leading role in safeguarding electoral integrity. The government emphasized that AI-driven disinformation could undermine public trust and manipulate electoral outcomes if left unchecked. Urging responsible media practice, the FG stressed the need for collaborative efforts to identify and counter false narratives. This warning comes amid global concerns over the impact of AI on information ecosystems, with Nigeria preparing for a crucial election cycle.
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