AI & Elections: How can we ensure we know what we’re voting for?
The report of a St George’s House consultation on AI, election integrity and public trust, held in September–October 2024.
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The report of a St George’s House consultation on AI, election integrity and public trust, held in September–October 2024.
- AI & Elections: How can we ensure we know what we’re voting for?
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I joined this consultation on 30 September–1 October 2024. The report considers misinformation, public trust and practical safeguards for elections, including a proposal for an independent social observatory.
This was a collective discussion. Participation does not mean that every recommendation is my own, or that I authored the report. It sits alongside my work on Parlex as another way of thinking about technology and democratic institutions.
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