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Tests AI models' compliance with false election information across multiple countries, suggesting areas of concern and mitigation.
This study tests how often open-weight AI models agree to write false election information such as a wrong voting date when asked. We tested 220 prompts across four elections: South Africa, Kenya, the UK, and the US (Pennsylvania). Models complied about 97% of the time with no safety measures. A short safety instruction (Constitution) reduced this to about 12%, but also made models refuse some genuine election questions. Code, prompt templates (with false claims replaced by placeholders), judgement labels, and results are included. Raw model outputs and filled-in false claims are withheld to prevent misuse.
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