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If you eat seafood, there is a chance you could be misled as a consumer and end up eating threatened species.

But these posts are worded in a spurious way that allows users to be misled into thinking that the videos or songs were released on the day the account posts them.

"The potential spread of content that disruptively depicts candidates or officials in ways that manipulate people's perception of those candidates and officials, that undermine the election process itself — that is a very troubling prospect," Panditharatne said, explaining that the risk for viewers of the content to be misled is greatest in the period immediately after the deepfake goes live.

The lawsuit, seen by the BBC's partner CBS News, said that consumers could be misled into thinking there is an agreement between the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Prime.

But don’t be misled: Republicans and the right wing started politicizing the shooting within minutes.