The U.S. sees a growing threat of Russia, Iran and China attempting to influence the Nov. 5 elections, including by using artificial intelligence to disseminate fake or divisive information, according to an annual U.

Russia, Iran, and China pose the most significant threats to critical infrastructure and democratic institutions in the United States, particularly the upcoming presidential election, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said in a report published Oct.

Next month, on November 5, the US will hold its presidential elections. Russia, Iran, and China are expected to leverage artificial intelligence to influence the outcome, according to Reuters. According to an annual threat assessment by the US government,

Federal agencies have warned of growing attempts by Russia and Iran in particular to influence voters before the Nov. 5 election and election conspiracy theories have left millions of Americans

The director of cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency said foreign adversaries will not be able to alter the outcome of the election.

US cybersecurity chief tells the AP there's no chance a foreign adversary can alter outcome of the presidential election