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Starring artificial intelligence, digital troublemakers, and a cast of very nervous politicians who suddenly realize their cybersecurity knowledge extends about as far as changing a Wi-Fi password.  "Who Wants to Hack a Democracy?"    AI Election: When Robots Try to Play Democracy   The Digital Wolf Pack Arrives Picture this: Germany, land of precision engineering and meticulous planning, is preparing for its upcoming federal election. But instead of orderly polling stations and rational debate, we're looking at a potential cybernetic circus where AI algorithms are more likely to decide election outcomes than actual voters. The German domestic intelligence service has issued a warning that sounds like a plot from a dystopian Netflix series: foreign states are circling the democratic playground like digital wolves, ready to pounce on Germany's electoral process. And trust me, these aren't your grandfather's election interferers – we're talking about h...

Perplexity! Yeah, it's a real name for a real AI. It's like naming your kid "Algorithm" or "Neural Network." But hey, if it can raise $500 million, who are we to judge? AI Election Fever: When Bots Become Boss So, let's talk about this AI gold rush. It's like the dot-com bubble, but with less Y2K panic and more existential dread. Investors are throwing money at these AI startups like confetti at a New Year's Eve party. And Perplexity is right there, soaking up the cash and growing bigger by the day. So, folks, get ready for the most electrifying election season ever! No, not the one with the real humans. I'm talking about the AI election, where bots battle it out for supremacy.   The Rise of the Machine Overlords You know how humans have been voting for centuries, like cavemen scratching their names on a rock wall? Well, those days are over. Now, we've got AI, the ultimate decision-maker. It's like having a super-smart toddler wh...