Yahoo News Campaigns are using AI to talk you into voting for candidates
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 Microsoft Loses Exclusive OpenAI Access As Cloud Rivalry Deepens
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 Thousands of Wisconsin voters conversed with an AI chatbot before the Supreme Court election
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 A Startup Wants Voters to Text With an AI Agent
On Convos (formerly PubSent): disclosed starter texts, curated campaign knowledge, and why voters engage more when they know it is an AI.
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TechTarget What CIOs need to know about Meta's proposed CEO AI agent
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 Campaign texting now routine; managing responses is not
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 Andrew Missey, co-founder of Convos
Q&A with co-founder Andrew Missey on two-way AI texting for campaigns: transparency, compliance, and scaling real voter conversations.
Read article Campaigns & Elections Political SMS Solved Scale. But Not Replies
Thomas Carroll on outbound scale versus inbound replies: volume, ownership, tone, and trust decide whether programs win or lose.
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