Unite.AI Antoine Tardif interviews Andrew Missey on replacing one-way blast texts with controlled two-way AI conversations, campaign-approved guardrails, and real-time sentiment and topic insights at scale.
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Campaigns & Elections Thomas Carroll on why deepfakes are only part of the AI risk: campaigns must own every AI-drafted message and voter answer, work from approved materials, and escalate when systems hit their limits.
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NPR Maham Javaid on generative AI campaign texting across the industry; Tom Carroll on Convos' conversational openers, listening at scale, and growth from 10 campaigns last year toward 100+ this cycle.
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Yahoo News Syndicated from Deseret News: how campaigns use AI for ads and messaging; Tom Carroll on Convos, transparency, and Wisconsin's Supreme Court texting program.
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Forbes Middle East Forbes Middle East innovation desk on Microsoft, OpenAI, and escalating hyperscaler competition—with Convos on governed conversational AI as enterprises reassess vendor relationships.
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Wisconsin Public Radio WPR on Defend Our Courts and Convos: an SMS assistant for undecided voters in Wisconsin's 2026 Supreme Court race, with transparency and tens of thousands of two-way conversations.
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Campaigns & Elections On Convos: disclosed starter texts, curated campaign knowledge, and why voters engage more when they know it is an AI.
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TechTarget SearchCIO on agentic AI in the C-suite. Convos CTO Andrew Missey on lower-stakes pilots first and standing behind agents when deployments go wrong.
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NJBIZ Thomas Carroll for NJBIZ on reply volume, opt-outs, and who owns inbound texts, including in high-stakes races like NJ-11.
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CityBiz Q&A with co-founder Andrew Missey on two-way AI texting for campaigns: transparency, compliance, and scaling real voter conversations.
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Long-form conversations on tech, texting, transparency, and how campaigns use Convos at scale.
Innovators & Investors Kristian Marquez talks with Andrew Missey on replacing blast texts with two-way AI conversations, Source Points to prevent hallucinations, 2026 carrier compliance, and a Wisconsin case study with 20,000 deep conversations across a million voters.
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The Politics Guys Michael Baranowski talks with Tom Carroll on turning campaign texting from one-way blasts into scalable two-way conversations, plus AI disclosure, hallucination risks, voter privacy, and whether conversational SMS is democratic engagement or sophisticated manipulation.
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The Great Battlefield Nathaniel G. Pearlman, NGP VAN founder, talks with Tom Carroll on co-founding Convos and building an AI-based texting tool that facilitates two-way conversations between campaigns, causes, and supporters at mass scale.
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Tech Talks Daily Tom Carroll and surprise guest Andrew Missey on why campaigns optimized for delivery but not replies, how Convos scales two-way SMS with sentiment and prioritization, and why transparency and campaign-approved knowledge bases matter when AI enters political texting.
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Political No-Brainer Jeff Rabinowitz talks with Andrew Missey about two-way AI texting, curated campaign knowledge (source points), transparency-first disclosure, and guardrails that keep assistants on-brand.
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Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda Tom Carroll on how Convos helps campaigns replace one-way blast texts with scalable, disclosed two-way conversations, build a controlled knowledge base, and measure outcomes without frying your list.
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