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Anti-woke AI models are on the rise

As the 2024 campaign gets rolling, social media companies come in for another political drubbing. But they’re under little real pressure from Washington.

And Donald Trump doesn’t intend to lift a finger to help Steve Scalise rally support.

Wilson thinks AI has an important, not-at-all scary role to play in professional politics. The tech platforms just need to loosen up.

Republican presidential candidates are trying to rewrite the fundraising playbook.

Score spoke with more than a dozen operatives at CampaignTech East to see which digital trends they hope campaigns ditch in the 2024 cycle.

Despite the reinstatement of previously banned accounts, including Donald Trump, politicians sit tight as Twitter descends into chaos.

In the days after the deal, there have been immediate signs of trouble.

An email to so-called VIPs for the site raised a couple questions; among them: Do the VIPs know that they’re VIPs?

And in his first sit-down interview with CNN since taking office, Biden was pressed Tuesday by Jake Tapper on foreign policy, the economic outlook and his son.