Thank you, Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses.
I think I'll pick up from Madame Gaudreau's line of questioning.
Professor Pal, you co-edited a book about cyber-threats. It's about the larger impact of the dangers they entail in how information, disinformation and misinformation get to voters, as well as the protection of voters.
I wanted to ask about the extensive use of AI within partisan advertising. What are the limits currently placed upon that advertising by election law?
Do changes need to be made, considering that we know now that in marketing, it's down to a science in how people are manipulated for consumerism?
If you look at electioneering as that same kind of taking in of a product, how could we change the laws or keep up with it when we see it in advertising? How is it being used against people with that AI? What are those dangers?