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What role should technology play in our political system? Is the Cambridge Analytica data mining scandal from the 2016 the cynical model that immediately comes to mind when tech and politics is discussed? Or should there be efforts to recapture Barack Obama's spirited use of social media in 2008 to unite a large coalition of disparate activists and voters? And with the recent emergence of AI, what sort of guardrails are needed to ensure the sanctity of our electoral process? Matt Krayton, owner and principal of Publitics consulting firm, joins the podcast to address these issues.
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