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How governments worldwide are shaping what AI can say about politics

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Briefings

A recent survey indicates that approximately one in five voters in the United States has queried AI chatbots regarding upcoming elections and political topics, signaling growing public engagement with artificial intelligence in political discourse.

Key points

• Approximately 20% of U.S. voters have asked AI chatbots about elections and politics.
• This represents a significant portion of the electorate engaging with AI during the midterms.

Context

As the U.S. midterm elections approach, public interest in AI-driven political information is rising, with a recent survey revealing that roughly one in five voters has queried AI chatbots about elections and politics.

Limitations

The survey data is limited to the U.S. electorate and does not include global comparisons or long-term trends.

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