Search Paper
  • Home
  • Login
  • Categories
  • Post URL
  • Academic Resources
  • Contact Us

 

Artificial Intelligence : What will America Look Like Politically After the 2020 Census ?

google+
Views: 28                 

Author :  Antoinette S. Christophe ,Michael O. Adams, Carroll G. Robinson

Affiliation :  Texas Southern University

Country :  USA

Category :  Politics, Economics, Laws

Volume, Issue, Month, Year :  1, 1, March, 2018

Abstract :


As partisan politics began to wane and realign itself voters are questioning who they are politically. Are they Democratic, Republican, populist nationalist or multicultural globalists? How will they categorize themselves Black, White, Hispanic, or some other race? After the 1928 election there were a precarious changes to the electoral demographic that influenced the 1932 election. The 2016 election is perilous will it too result in an era of Democratic political domination or is the old political system crumbling and a new American political order is being born? Furthermore, how will the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) impact the status of U. S. politic in 2020? The purpose of this research addresses these important issues that will introduce a vigorous and informed debate going forward in a society where transparency is a requirement mandated by an ever transforming voting body.

Keyword :  Artificial, Intelligence, Elections, MogIA, Electoral, Polling, Media

Journal/ Proceedings Name :  Journal of Political Science (JPS)

URL :  https://airccse.com/JPS/papers/1118jps02.pdf

User Name : Litzy
Posted 13-08-2026 on 00:14:53 AEDT



Related Research Work

  • The Policy Of National Directorate Of Employment: Focus On The Agricultural And Entrepreneurship Development Scheme
  • The Policy Of National Directorate Of Employment: Focus On The Agricultural And Entrepreneurship Development Scheme
  • The New World Order
  • Empirical Study On South Korean Presidents Understandings On North Korea : Comparing Operational Code Beliefs Of Kim, Roh, Lee And Park (1998-2016)

About Us | Post Cfp | Share URL Main | Share URL category | Post URL
All Rights Reserved @ Call for Papers - Conference & Journals