The growing use of AI-powered voter outreach through text messaging is moving faster than the legal frameworks meant to ...

Misinformation may develop from a lack of understanding about how elections work, especially where procedures vary from state ...

Rentrée season is in full swing in Brussels, with the State of the Union address, significant developments in the Digital Omnibus process, and crucial implementation milestones under both the AI Act ...

A number of recent policy proposals seek to catalyze third-party assessment for AI systems, spanning assurance of ordinary deployments of simple AI systems in well-defined use cases to the testing of ...

The 2026 legislative session has shown a continued but shifted focus on the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), with most bills — both introduced and passed — grappling with the rise and use ...

Vulnerabilities in voting systems are real and worth fixing. At the same time, the manner in which they are used to fearmonger does not reflect the actual security of elections. Security researchers ...

This is the third piece in CDT’s “AI In Policing” series, in which we explore how police use various AI technologies for surveillance and investigations, the risks posed, and how we should respond.

This is the second piece in CDT’s “AI In Policing” series, in which we explore how police use various AI technologies for surveillance and investigations, the risks posed, and how we should respond.

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