Our Editorial Director, Kimberly Conniff Taber, hosted two insightful conversations at the Munich Security Conference: 🟩 A roundtable discussion, 'In the AI of the Storm', focusing on election integrity, the role of open-source, and AI-enhanced disinformation. 🟩 A side event focusing on global democracy after the U.S. elections with senior The New York Times' correspondents. More below 👇
I was proud to host two side events for the The Democracy & Culture Foundation at this weekend’s historic edition of the Munich Security Conference, at such a critical moment for democracy. The first was a roundtable (with MSC) taking stock of the AI Elections Tech Accord, led by The New York Times reporter Mara Hvistendahl with participants including U.S. Senator Mark Warner; European Parliament Member Eva Maydell (Paunova); Gina Neff, Executive Director of the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy at the University of Cambridge; Ginny Badanes, who leads Microsoft’s Democracy Forward, Alexandra Reeve Givens, the CEO of the Center for Democracy & Technology; Artemis Seaford, vice president of AI safety at ElevenLabs; Mathias Risse of the Harvard Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, and about a dozen other prominent participants. The second was a sobering conversation on global democracy after the U.S. election, with veteran The New York Times correspondents Steven Erlanger, Katrin Bennhold and David Sanger. (You can read Steve and David’s related analysis here: https://lnkd.in/gHm_capQ) Thank you to the MSC for the great collaboration (Lukas ., Fabian Mühlhöfer, Timon Ostermeier, Marcel Lewicki). And thank you to all of the speakers for your insights, which are much needed in these turbulent times.
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