Source: International Business Times
Representative image. Getty Images Artificial intelligence tools can make it significantly easier to exploit a known privacy weakness in Georgia's voting system and potentially connect individual voters with their secret ballots, according to new research that has prompted state election officials to revisit ballot-secrecy protections ahead of the November midterms. Max Springer, a postdoctoral research fellow at Princeton University's Center for Information Technology Policy, said he used a commercially available AI coding agent and publicly accessible election records to reconstruct the order in which 1.
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