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Why the Democratic debate over AI is leaving downballot candidates behind — and what CrowdBlue is doing about it.
This week, our Head of Campaigns, Jaime Peters, was featured as Campaigns & Elections' Quote of the Week:
"The candidates who need to leverage AI the most — the down ballot candidates, the first-time candidates, the under-resourced candidates — they're the ones being left out of the conversation about whether or not we should be using AI."
It's a sentiment that's been building inside CrowdBlue for a while, and one we think deserves a longer conversation than a single quote can hold.
