Georgetown event
AI Lessons for the Midterms
A free half-day Georgetown convening examines how artificial intelligence is changing election information, administration, and public opinion.
Researchers and policy experts will examine what is known, what remains uncertain, and which policy questions matter as artificial intelligence changes how people find election information, how officials administer elections, and how public opinion forms.
The program includes expert panels, discussion breaks, closing remarks, and a networking reception. Georgetown Computer Science chair Lisa Singh is scheduled to moderate the panel on AI and election information.
The event is free, in person, and requires advance registration. Review the official event page for current capacity, agenda, and access details.