Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As the popularity of generative artificial intelligence grows, some Winnipeg political candidates are using it for election campaigns. Nathalie Smuha, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto specializing in the effect of AI on democracy, speaks with the CBC's Cory Funk about what that might mean for voters.
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As the popularity of generative artificial intelligence grows, some Winnipeg political candidates are using it for election campaigns. Nathalie Smuha, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto specializing in the effect of AI on democracy, speaks with the CBC's Cory Funk about what that might mean for voters.
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