The discussions at the UM6P Policy Conference, specifically the panel on “Integrity and Governance: AI in the Electoral Cycle,” proved to be an eye-opening and deeply relevant experience, especially from my vantage point representing the National Council for Human Rights (NHRI) of Morocco. As Morocco stands on the cusp of its next general elections, the intersection of artificial intelligence and our democratic processes isn’t just an abstract academic exercise; it’s a very real and immediate concern that demands our attention. We used to think of elections as formal, institutional affairs, neatly organized and certified by national authorities. But that old-fashioned…

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