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YWP/1/L.2 · Motion · Governance & AI Integrity

On Standards for the Integrity of Public Information in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Asks governments and platforms to label synthetic political media, to publish the systems they use in public decisions, and to protect elections from automated deception.

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Lifecycle

Draft2026-09-16
Tabled2026-09-19
Consultation2026-10-03
Committee Stage2026-10-15
Amendment Window2026-10-20
Debate2026-10-23
Division2026-10-26

Young World Parliament · YWP/1/L.2

Motion

On Standards for the Integrity of Public Information in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

The Young World Parliament,

Alarmed that synthetic audio, images and video can now impersonate candidates and officials at negligible cost,

Recognising that public trust, once lost to deception, is slow to recover,

Aware that measures against deception must not become instruments of censorship,

Urges that all synthetic media depicting real public officials or candidates carry a clear, durable label of its origin;
Calls upon public authorities to publish a register of the automated systems used in decisions that affect individuals’ rights;
Recommends an election-period protocol under which platforms respond to reported impersonation of candidates within twenty-four hours;
Affirms that no measure under this Resolution shall restrict satire, journalism or lawful political speech;
Transmits this Resolution to the United World Leaders Council on the Integrity of Governance in the Age of AI.

Consultation

848 members of the Community responded to statements on this Motion: agree, disagree or pass. No replies, no threads.

Labelling should apply to all synthetic media, not only political media.

Agree 47%Disagree 38%Pass 15%

Twenty-four hours is too slow during an election.

Agree 63%Disagree 22%Pass 15%

Satire must be explicitly protected.

Agree 86%Disagree 7%Pass 7%

Governments should not decide what counts as deception.

Agree 58%Disagree 27%Pass 15%

Amendments

Friendly amendments are accepted by the mover; contested amendments go to their own Division. The text is frozen when the window closes.

A1Add operative clause 4 protecting satire, journalism and lawful political speech.
Accepted by the moverfriendly

A2Replace “twenty-four hours” with “six hours” in operative clause 3.
Not adopted in Division (For 71, Against 112, Abstain 16)contested

III

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