For our inaugural podcast we are joined by author and professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley. We discuss the rise of social media, its impact on elections, the prevalence of misinformation, and how AI is poised to disrupt campaigning in 2024.

For our inaugural podcast we are joined by author and professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley. We discuss the rise of social media, its impact on elections, the prevalence of misinformation, and how AI is poised to disrupt campaigning in 2024.

How AI and social media are changing elections with Prof. Jennifer Stromer-Galley

The information age is in full swing, and with it innovation and disruption are impacting everything from how we work, learn and communicate. In this podcast, produced by Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, we chat with experts in everything from AI and robotics to the future of work and misinformation. We hear from alumni working at some of the world's most innovative organizations. And we examine how information and technology are reshaping our world and our society. Join us for in-depth discussions with academics and industry leaders across a range of fields.&nbsp;

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The information age is in full swing, and with it innovation and disruption are impacting everything from how we work, learn and communicate. In this podcast, produced by Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, we chat with experts in everything from AI and robotics to the future of work and misinformation. We hear from alumni working at some of the world's most innovative organizations. And we examine how information and technology are reshaping our world and our society. Join us for in-depth discussions with academics and industry leaders across a range of fields. 

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How AI and social media are changing elections with Prof. Jennifer Stromer-Galley

How AI and social media are changing elections with Prof. Jennifer Stromer-Galley