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Wednesday, 21 October 2026

Political campaigns have poured $137 million on AI-made ads ahead of a crucial midterm—after spending virtually nothing last election cycle

Fortune 15

Campaigns have dramatically increased spending on AI-made political ads for the 2026 midterm cycle, according to a Wesleyan Media Project report. The report found more than $137 million spent on 220 AI-influenced campaign videos through Oct. 11, versus less than $50,000 on AI-generated ads in 2024. Over 70% of AI campaign videos lacked AI disclosures, shifting campaign work toward handling misinformation and potentially affecting how voters interpret and trust election information.

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Powerful new AI models are behind a growing wave of cyber attacks, experts say

Fortune 28 ● 9 sources

Researchers reported that an AI-agent attacker began on Sept. 25 and used autonomous agents to attempt breaches of 1,200+ websites, succeeding against about 100 companies. The activity cost roughly $5,000 in tokens, or about $50 per successful breach, according to the reporting. As models improved and became more agentic, autonomous AI-driven hacking became cheaper and more frequent, with debate growing over whether open AI model distribution should be restricted for safety.

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