Signature Verification in the Vote-By-Mail Era

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Signature Verification in the Vote-By-Mail Era

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Nov 13, 2020

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The Weekly Briefing podcast: The U.S. election dragged on far longer than usual, in part to count mail-in ballots, and in part because of the controversy regarding mail-in voting. This week we talk with the company that safeguards mail-in ballots with AI-based signature verification technology, and also with a policy expert about the ramifications of using that technology.

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Nov 13, 2020

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