The 'crypto' community is going all out in picking their bets on the upcoming presidential elections, hoping to ensure lighter regulation and lower taxes as the industry's fate hangs in the balance.
About 970 million people in India are eligible to vote this year and decide whether to let Narendra Modi hold office for a third consecutive term.
In a bid to gain voters' trust, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pledged to put the U.S. budget on blockchain to provide the public full transparency of the government's spending.
As the federal elections near, Oregon lawmakers are ironing out details to curb artificial intelligence misuse in political campaigns, eyeing to have two bills passed covering ads and hefty penalties for violators.
As the U.S. prepares for local polls, campaigns targeting key political figures to smear their reputation have begun, with criminals using AI to achieve their goals of spreading disinformation.
Aware that ChatGPT and DALL-E will be targets for election meddling globally, OpenAI says it has enough guardrails to prevent disinformation and fearmongering.
The U.S. Treasury accused Moscow of using a variety of proxies to sow discord between U.S. political parties and influence voters.
According to a statement that was just released by West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, there could have been an attempt to break into the system last year.
Voatz has raised a lot of money to continue working on their blockchain voting platform.
