February 2024 House Briefing on AI & Elections

February 13, 2024

On Tuesday, February 13, 2024 the Center for AI Policy held a briefing for House staff on AI & Elections—Foreign Interference, Deepfakes, & Democracy.

The Center's Executive Director, Jason Green-Lowe, moderated a discussion with panelists Renée DiResta (Technical Research Manager, Stanford Internet Observatory), Eric Heitzman (Security Advisor, IOActive), Josh Goldstein (Research Fellow, Center for Security and Emerging Technology), and Richard Anthony (Emerging Technologies Policy Advocate, Public Citizen).

Video Recording

If you couldn't make it but are interested in learning more, a recording of the event is available here:

Text Transcript

See here for a full text transcript.

Photos

The briefing began with a live demo of a deepfake.

The panelists. From left to right: Jason Green-Lowe, Eric Heitzman, Josh Goldstein, Renée DiResta, and Richard Anthony.

A group photo of the panelists after finishing the event.

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