Global Security Concerns Rise Amid Growing Use of Artificial Intelligence in Elections and Child Exploitation

Published on 4.7.25

  The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to a growing concern about its potential misuse in global security and governance. The recent trend of states outlawing deepfake media is a notable example. This trend is not limited to combating child exploitation; at least several countries are now targeting media involving generative AI, particularly in relation to elections. The use of AI-generated content has raised concerns about the integrity of democratic processes and the potential for manipulation. However, some organizations are exploring the therapeutic applications of AI. The Child Liberation Foundation is developing models built on thousands of books related to child psychology and therapy, aiming to relieve trauma. The intersection of AI and international relations will continue to be shaped by these developments, as governments navigate the benefits and risks associated with this technology.

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