For Now, TikTok Should Stay in Your Campaign Plan
The TikTok ban is unlikely to happen before Election Day, so don't let that be your excuse for ignoring short-form video content this cycle.
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The TikTok ban is unlikely to happen before Election Day, so don't let that be your excuse for ignoring short-form video content this cycle.
As we approach high-stakes elections in over 50 countries the role of AI in shaping voter education and influencing political discourse remains a topic of intense discussion. With the ability to create deepfakes and personalised messages, AI presents both opportunities and risks, challenging governments and organisations to adapt to this rapidly changing technological landscape.
On Friday, 20 tech companies - including Adobe, Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, TikTok and X (formerly known as Twitter) - signed a voluntary pledge to help prevent deceptive AI content from disrupting voting in 2024.
Quotation of the Day for Tuesday, January 23, 2024.
Around 2 billion voters - approximately a quarter of the world's population - are expected to be heading to the polls this year, according to the Anchor