A new policy statement by CTO John Sebes, with contributions from Institute co-founder Gregory Miller outlines five principles toward responsible research and development of AI in elections. First, it is observed that a multi-stakeholder consortium of the best and brightest in election administration, technology, and AI needs to be gathered to address the security and integrity implications of artificial and augmented intelligence in the administration of democracy. That’s a larger effort; however, in the mean time, it is important to set forth five principles our CTO believes are imperative for any attempt to develop beneficial applications of AI to election administration…