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This article provides a comprehensive analysis of digital manipulation problems arising from the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in today's global information space. The research highlights the mechanisms by which AI systems influence the human mind, social opinion, and political processes — in particular, "Deepfake" technologies, "filter bubbles" formed through algorithms, and methods of cognitive manipulation
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