US EditionArtificial Intelligence: Dgeq Calls for Better Legislative Framework
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Disinformation, hyperstructure, foreign interference: the Chief Electoral Officer of Québec (DGEQ), Jean-François Blanchet, says he takes artificial intelligence (AI) seriously and its potential impacts in the upcoming elections. He admits with the same breath that his means are limited and calls for better leadership from the elected officials. In a context where the spread of false information can be accelerated by the AI, Jean-François Blanch…
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lemanic.caDisinformation, hyperstructure, foreign interference: the Chief Electoral Officer of Québec (DGEQ), Jean-François Blanchet, says he takes artificial intelligence (AI) seriously and its potential impacts in the upcoming elections. He admits with the same breath that his means are limited and calls for better leadership from the elected officials. In a context where the spread of false information can be accelerated by the AI, Jean-François Blanch…
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