AI is reshaping political discourse, from election campaigns to government services. As media coverage and social discussions evolve, political actors, media professionals, and government agencies must navigate an increasingly complex information landscape.
This report breaks down key trends in AI’s role in Australian and New Zealand politics, revealing:
Government efficiency vs. accountability tensions – While news highlights AI’s role in modernising government services, social media raises privacy and transparency concerns.
AI-driven political strategy & satire – Labor’s AI-generated video mocking Dutton’s nuclear plan blends satire with election messaging, with news taking a measured approach and audiences debating AI’s impact on public perception.
National security vs. economic transformation – Australia’s AI discussions focus on defence, cybersecurity, and misinformation risks, while New Zealand’s leaders highlight AI’s potential for economic growth and social welfare.
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