By Web Desk 
Meta has reported that generative AI’s influence on global elections this year has been notably restrained, especially in comparison to initial apprehensions. The technology, while powerful, has not yet achieved widespread misuse to disrupt electoral processes. This revelation comes amid heightened scrutiny globally over the potential for AI-generated misinformation and disinformation campaigns to sway voter opinions.
In Pakistan, discussions around election integrity have included the challenges posed by emerging technologies.
While generative AI remains a concern for global electoral security, the muted impact so far suggests that preventive measures, such as content moderation tools and AI-generated content detection mechanisms, are proving somewhat effective.
Experts in Pakistan have echoed these sentiments, emphasizing that while AI tools hold promise for public engagement, they also carry risks of exploitation. As elections draw closer in various regions, authorities are focusing on ensuring transparent information dissemination.
Pakistan’s digital landscape, with its active social media users, underscores the importance of monitoring AI-generated content, especially during politically sensitive periods