irisbh.com.br TSE Implements New AI Regulations for 2026 Elections to Combat Disinformation
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- •TSE approved 14 new resolutions to regulate AI use in the 2026 elections.
- •Deepfakes are prohibited, and transparency in AI-generated content is mandated.
- •A repository for false information will be created to inform voters.
On May 14, 2026, the Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) introduced 14 new resolutions to address the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and disinformation in the upcoming elections. These regulations include prohibitions on deepfakes and mandates for transparency in AI-generated electoral propaganda. The measures aim to protect democratic processes and ensure voters are informed about the authenticity of the information they receive. Minister Cármen Lúcia emphasized the importance of these updates in light of technological advancements and the growing threat of misinformation. A repository for false information will also be established to guide citizens and candidates. The TSE's actions are seen as a proactive approach to safeguarding electoral integrity amidst evolving digital landscapes.
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