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Robert Kennedy's campaign leveraged interconnected AI technology from Microsoft to build a (since deleted) chatbot.
University of Texas at Austin report details how U.S. campaigns are leveraging GenAI like Chat GPT in the lead-up to the 2024 elections.
Campaigns looking for an edge have incentive to use whatever tools will help their cause.
Self-regulation among creators of AI will not effectively prevent malicious, illegal, uses of the technology.
The control of AI use in and around political campaigns is caught up in power struggles between different federal authorities.
The Biden administration wanted to move rapidly on AI policy and issued an executive order in October 2023 asking for federal agencies to draft regulations on the use of AI technologies.
We need concrete federal regulations aimed at curbing political misuses of AI and other emerging technologies.
Many politicos say they fear being outpaced by competitors and financial incentives are driving companies’ innovation efforts in the GenAI space.
The AI lawlessness in the political arena is deeply tied to a lack of both internal and external regulation commercially, authors say.
Authors: The use of GenAI in U.S. political campaigns is still in its early stages; there is still time for regulatory intervention.
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