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Resemble AI publishes 2026 report on AI in political content and campaigns

November 2, 2026Source: Resemble AI
Resemble AI publishes 2026 report on AI in political content and campaigns
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Resemble AI has published a report on political deepfakes and the use of AI in campaigns, titled "Political Deepfakes 2026: AI in Campaigns Report". The page text available for this article contains no findings or figures, so the substance of the report remains behind the company's download form.

Key points
  • Resemble AI published "Political Deepfakes 2026: AI in Campaigns Report".
  • The page code gives a publication date of Oct 30, 2026.
  • The page includes key findings, data notes and charts, but the provided text contains no figures.
  • The full report is offered through a registration form.

What Resemble AI released

The report appears on the company's resources page under the title "Political Deepfakes 2026: AI in Campaigns Report". An internal note in the page code calls it the "AI in Political Content and Campaigns 2026 Report" and gives a publication date of Oct 30, 2026. Resemble AI is a company working on AI voice and deepfake topics.

The material provided to us consists almost entirely of page styling code. It does not include the report's text, statistics, methodology or conclusions. We therefore cannot say what the report found, how large its data set is, or which countries and elections it covers.

How the page is laid out

The page structure shows how Resemble AI presents the report. It includes a hero section with a headline statistic and a dot-based chart, a list of key findings, and a section titled "About the data". It also contains bar charts, a timeline-style chart with an election day marker, and a section describing what is inside the full report.

A citation box with a copy button invites readers to reference the work. A sidebar form, apparently built with HubSpot, shows a cover image and asks visitors to register for the full report. This suggests the page works as a summary, with the complete document available after sign-up.

What this means for readers

For now, the release is best treated as a signal that deepfakes in political campaigns are a topic vendors are packaging into research for the public. Anyone who wants the actual numbers will need to read the full report on Resemble AI's site.

Claims in the report are the company's own, and should be attributed to Resemble AI until they can be checked against the full document or independent sources. We will not report specific findings until the underlying text is available.

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