UN warns that artificial intelligence contributes to increased hate speech against refugees
The United Nations warned that misinformation and hate speech, sometimes supported by advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and "deepfakes," are increasing the harm faced by refugees, especially during times of war and conflict. It pointed out that the number of forcibly displaced people worldwide has reached 117.8 million, including 68.7 million internally displaced persons and 35.6 million refugees. Digital platforms may be exploited to deceive individuals and threaten humanitarian support efforts. The UN High Commissioner called for enhanced access to reliable information to counter this trend and to strike a balance between utilizing artificial intelligence and mitigating its risks.
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