AI, Elections and the Making of an Informed Electorate

AI chatbots now deliver instant answers about political candidates and their records. Educators must train students to examine where those outputs come from instead of adopting automated conclusions. Civics instruction must focus on evaluating evidence and practicing face-to-face disagreement.

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