The 2024 presidential election is one of the most highly-watched political races in the nation right now. On both sides of the aisle, candidates must make the case to voters regarding why they should win their party’s nomination.
Next week, Republican candidates who meet the criteria to debate will gather with one another in Miami. This debate will likely cover a wide array of issues, including the war in Israel, the economy, and which GOP contender stands the best chance against Biden.
On the Democratic side, Rep. Dean Phillips recently entered the 2024 race to challenge the president for the party’s nomination. Phillips believes it’s time for the Democrat Party to see a generational leadership shift. He also worries that Biden cannot defeat Trump (should he win the GOP nomination) again.
However, outside of partisan conflicts, the potential impacts that artificial intelligence (AI) could have on the upcoming presidential election are of concern to many Americans.
A closer look at public sentiment regarding AI, 2024
AP-NORC, in a new poll, recently teamed up with the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy to track what Americans think about AI and the 2024 election. To say much of the feedback wasn’t cheerful would be an understatement.
