Source: Bloomberg Author:Emily Birnbaum and Laura Davison It’s a jarring political advertisement: Images of a Chinese attack on Taiwan lead into scenes of looted banks and armed soldiers enforcing martial law in San Francisco. A narrator insinuates that it’s all...
Source: The Atlantic Author: Russell Berman Depending on whom you ask in politics, the sudden advances in artificial intelligence will either transform American democracy for the better or bring about its ruin. At the moment, the doomsayers are louder....
Source: CNNAuthor: Donie O’Sullivan and Yahya Abou-Ghazala CNN — President Barack Obama’s 2008 election campaign has often been celebrated as the first to effectively use social media as a mobilization tool to capture the White House. In the 15 years since, the...
Source: AxiosAuthor: Sophia Cai Artificial intelligence is already affecting the 2024 election in ways that could reshape how campaigns are run and how voters are informed — or misled. Why it matters: There are no rules for using AI in politics. Operatives in both...
Source: BBC, The Inquiry Podcast Next year Americans will go to the polls to choose their next president. For many, the race has already begun. Digital electioneering in US elections has been steadily developing over the last 15 years, but this time around,...
