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The Commission on Elections said Saturday that discussions will begin next week on the proposed ban on the use of artificial intelligence and deepfakes for the 2025 elections. “Sa Wednesday po tatalakayin ‘yan ng commission en banc... Madami po tayong kokonsultahin dito sa puntong ito patungkol sa AI,” said Comelec chairperson George Garcia in an interview with Super Radyo dzBB.
“Tatandaan natin, hindi naman lahat ng AI ay masama….Pero yung AI na nagca-cause ng disinformation o kaya para sirain ang iyong mga kalaban, o kaya naman para sirain ang integridad ng ating halalan, ayan ang tinatatwag natin na bad AI,” he added. “Ang importante dito kung magkakaroon ng regulasyon ang Comelec…yung mga platform mao-obliga ngayon, dahil prohibited o regulated, mao-obliga ngayon na sundin agad ang Comelec.
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