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AI Republican vs Democrat voting prediction
Artificial IntelligenceTopicTypePodcast

The AI That Got The U.S. Election Right

Marco Varone explains the technology that let Expert.ai nail its vote prediction

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Illustration of voting card and an incorrect reflection of it.
ComputingTopicTypeOpinion

Open-Source Vote-Auditing Software Can Boost Voter Confidence

VotingWorks’ Arlo software creates a document trail and calculates a confidence value for an election’s results

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Illustration of open source voting
ComputingTopicTypeNews

What Open Source Technology Can and Can’t Do to Fix Elections

Open source offerings may nudge commercial voting machine vendors in the right direction but aren’t ready to replace them

4 min read
Early voter Bill Bassett, right, casts his ballot at one of the few working electronic voting machines at the Ranchito Avenue Elementary School in the Panorama City section of Los Angeles on Monday, March 2, 2020.
ComputingTopicNewsType

Election Security Experts Cautiously Optimistic About New Voting Machines in Los Angeles

As Los Angeles votes in the U.S. Democratic primary on Super Tuesday, election security experts are giving the county's new custom voting machines the benefit of the doubt

5 min read

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