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We recently hosted a parliamentary event Preventing Disinformation in UK Elections, bringing together policymakers, industry voices and civil society to discuss how regulation can keep pace as campaigning moves into the AI era.
The discussion featured contributions from Justin Madders MP (Labour), Zoe Franklin MP (Liberal Democrats), Hannah Spencer MP (Green), Emily Darlington MP (Labour), Alex Tait (Reform Political Advertising), George Havenhand (Full Fact) and Baroness Royall of Blaisdon, who chaired the session.
The event explored the growing impact of disinformation, the challenges posed by emerging technologies, and the opportunity presented by the Representation of the People Bill to introduce practical measures to improve transparency and accountability in election advertising.
Listen to the full discussion on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Youtube.
You can watch some clips at the bottom of this page.
The panelists that took part in the event. From left to right Benedict Pringle, Baroness Royall of Blaisdon, Justin Madders MP (Labour), Hannah Spencer MP (Green), Zoe Franklin MP (Liberal Democrats), Alex Tait (Reform Political Advertising) and George Havenhand (Full Fact).
The room filling up before the event.
Hannah Spencer MP (Green Party)
Justin Madders MP (Labour)
Emily Darlington MP (Labour)
Zoe Franklin MP (Liberal Democrats)
