Why AI Makes Political Authenticity Harder to Trust – Dr. Michael Cohen (EP 24)
AI has collapsed the cost of producing political content. Verifying it is another matter, and Cohen has spent two decades watching that gap widen from inside campaigns and classrooms. He has a three-part test for practitioners navigating it — real, authentic, factual — and this conversation is about why he thinks it…
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