Meta announced that fears of artificial intelligence disrupting global elections this year did not materialize.Â
According to the company, its systems effectively countered deceptive campaigns, ensuring that AI-generated misinformation did not gain significant traction.
Meta revealed that recent disinformation efforts primarily originated from actors in Russia, Iran, and China.
The company said it remains vigilant, acknowledging that AI tools are evolving and could pose future risks.
The 2024 election year was one of the most active in history, with billions of voters participating worldwide.
Despite widespread concerns about AI misuse, including deepfakes and coordinated disinformation, Meta credits its proactive measures and collaboration across the tech industry for curbing these threats.
Meta also reflected on its past content moderation policies, admitting missteps during the pandemic.
 The company is refining its approach to ensure content rules are applied more effectively.
With AI playing an increasing role in global technology leadership, Meta continues to prioritize its role in safeguarding online platforms during pivotal events like elections.
