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As some pollsters caution that AI bots can invade online surveys, skewing data used for public policy, others say they have safeguards in place to verify respondents are humans.
As some pollsters caution that AI bots can invade online surveys, skewing data used for public policy, others say they have safeguards in place to verify respondents are humans.
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Minister Evan Solomon. Polling is vulnerable to AI, and that could ‘directly influence’ policy decisions and electoral strategies, research suggests. Research suggests online opinion polls are at risk of being infected by AI bots capable of bypassing typical screening tools—with the potential to affect a litany of areas, including public policy. By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers.
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