This panel discussion, as part of the 2024 OII Elections Initiative, will examine various digital dimensions of the US elections. The event will cover a broad spectrum of digital phenomena relevant to political campaigns, voting, and US technology policy. Key topics will include the role of gender and social media in political communication, as well as the role of AI and data in political campaigns. We will examine the propositions on technology regulation and the US’s role as a leading figure in digital technologies. The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A with the audience.
Tutor in Media, Culture and Society , University of Glasgow
Caroline is also a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Southampton where she was awarded her PhD in Politics in June 2024.
Former MSc SSI Course Director
Keegan McBride was a departmental research lecturer in AI, Government, and Policy at the OII. His research creates insight about the state in the digital age by exploring the interactions between the state, society, and technology.
DPhil Student
Prathm Juneja is a student on the DPhil in Social Data Science, and was previously a student on the MSc in Social Data Science.