How AI gets governed is being decided at the ballot box. And AI is influencing the ballot box right back.
Every election is becoming an AI election, whether the candidates say so or not. We sit down with the people actually deciding how AI gets governed: Sitting members of Congress, governors and prime ministers, Parliamentary candidates, AI commission members, regulators, and the journalists covering it all, and put them on the record, country by country, race by race, issue by issue.
Wherever there’s an important election, and AI is on the ballot, we cover it.
Explore our election coverage series below.
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AI on the Ballot is the largest AI regulation podcast in America. A non-partisan, on-the-record series produced by Regulating AI and the GIE Foundation, sponsored by Knowledge Networks and in partnership with The Hill.
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Bennett Iorio is the Founder and President of the GIE Foundation.
Sanjay Puri is the Founder and Chairman of Knowledge Networks.
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AI on the Ballot is hosted by Regulating AI; with:
200,000 owned subscribers
Across 6 platforms
50-100k views per episode
And over 6 million total views
It’s the largest AI regulation podcast in the USA.
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AI on the Ballot exists so voters can see where candidates, parties and experts actually stand on AI before they vote. We put the people shaping AI policy on the record, on the issues that matter most.
Every Wednesday through November 3rd, we go state by state across the U.S.A., sitting down with governors, members of Congress, and the candidates on the ballot to find the real AI fight in each race.
We’re examining the big issues making AI a frontline issue for voters this year, from deepfakes and election integrity, to innovation vs. regulation, to data centers, energy prices and job loss.
These are the fights actually deciding how AI gets governed in America, and most voters have never heard their own candidates address them directly.
We interview the candidates - the Congressmen, the governors - and a coterie of experts, policy influencers and prominent commentators. Check out our latest episodes below, or on the main page here.
Every Friday leading up to the September 13 election, we sit down with Riksdag candidates, national AI strategy advisors, and the people actually shaping Sweden's approach to AI to find out what's really at stake.
We're examining the big issues making AI a frontline issue for Swedish voters this year, from the EU AI Act and Sweden's own stalled enforcement law, to European tech sovereignty, to data centers, energy, and the jobs AI is already reshaping.
These are the fights actually deciding how AI gets governed in Sweden, and most voters have never heard their own candidates address them directly.
Check out our latest episodes below, or on the main page here.
