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Cuestionario de divulgación de inteligencia artificial sobre leyes electorales y publicidad política deepfake

Las pruebas indican las leyes electorales ultrafalsas, el fallo de la FCC sobre llamadas automáticas después del clon de voz de Biden y los límites de la Primera Enmienda que han aplicado los tribunales.

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¿Qué estado aprobó la primera ley electoral ultrafalsa en 2019?

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  1. ¿Qué estado aprobó la primera ley electoral ultrafalsa en 2019?
    • California
    • Minnesota
    • Tejas
    • New Hampshire
  2. ¿Qué dictaminó la FCC en febrero de 2024 después de la llamada automática de Biden?
    • All political ads must be pre-approved
    • AI-generated voices count as "artificial" under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
    • Robocalls are protected political speech
    • Telecom carriers must detect all deepfakes
  3. ¿Cuál es la principal diferencia entre las leyes de prohibición y las leyes de divulgación?
    • Prohibition laws apply only to radio
    • Disclosure laws apply only after an election
    • no hay diferencia
    • Disclosure laws allow the content if it carries a clear label
  4. ¿Qué pasó en Kohls contra Bonta?
    • A federal judge blocked California's 2024 deceptive election content law as sweeping in protected speech like parody
    • The Supreme Court upheld all state deepfake laws
    • The FEC was ordered to write new AI rules
    • A candidate won damages from a deepfake creator
  5. ¿Cómo respondió la Comisión Federal Electoral a los pedidos de normas sobre IA?
    • It banned AI in all campaign ads
    • It declined new rules and said its existing fraudulent misrepresentation ban applies whatever technology is used
    • It required watermarks on every political video
    • It transferred authority to the FCC
  6. Why is United States v. Alvarez (2012) relevant to deepfake election laws?
    • It created the first deepfake crime
    • It required AI labels on ads
    • The Court declined to treat lies as a category of speech outside First Amendment protection
    • It upheld Texas's 2019 law
  7. Why have disclosure requirements tended to fare better in court than broad bans?
    • They are narrower and burden less speech, which matters under strict scrutiny
    • Courts do not review disclosure laws
    • Disclosure laws apply only to foreign actors
    • Bans are always handled by the FEC
  8. Which practical challenge do candidates face when using these laws?
    • The laws forbid going to court
    • Only platforms may file complaints
    • The laws apply only after votes are counted
    • They must detect the fake, show it was AI-generated, and get to court within days