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If we go down an elections reform bill that has some sort of voter ID requirement, there better be reforms to stop crap like this.

A citation can make a wrong destination feel checked. The missing step may be verifying who actually receives the payment before a helpful-looking answer becomes an action.

I would not assume that the text asks for Talarico you're getting are from Talarico. I never click on a text link to donate. I always go to the relevant candidate's/party's web site and hit the link there.

While Google used to have the best search engine, I dropped them in favor of Firefox for web browsing and DuckDuckGo for searching. Firefox protects your privacy and DDG doesn't default to AI responses.

A network of 37 sites with names like the Wolverine State Report and Kalamazoo Beacon appeared overnight in September. Filled with Q&As seeding positive messages about state and local candidates, the sites were soon getting cited in answers by Google and ChatGPT. www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...

man, when will people dump google. there are so many other search engines that aren't in rumps pocket. switch to duckduckgo or anything other than google. it's super easy, I swear. I did, and I immediately felt better knowing I wasn't contributing to this bullshit. it's quite freeing, I promise.

In Louisiana, one of the MAGA candidates is running a tv ad against self-dealing, corrupt politicians. It sounds downright Democratic, and no where does it show him as a Republican. It's deceptive as all get out. And this is in bright red LA.

AI scans the interweb sucking up every sentence it can find. then answers questions based on what words are statistically likely to follow other words. if it finds lots of garbage sentences it will give you garbage results GIGO