Eva Simone Lihotzky
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1,257 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 27 Aug
Eva Simone Lihotzky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In this week's episode, I talked to Michael Cohen, and Michael is political scientist, founder of Congress in your pocket, which is an app that has been making US legislative information accessible to everyday for voters for almost 18 years now.
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He's also authored the book Modern Political Campaigns.
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And he's executive director of Fight Hate, which is an organization that's working to combat anti-Semitism on college campuses globally.
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Michael also teaches digital political strategy at Johns Hopkins and NYU, which is why he's one of the best persons to talk to when we get into the intersection of how AI is supercharging political.
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Content creation and what it does to a voter's ability to know what's real.
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We also talk about micro-targeting and how it has fundamentally changed who campaigns actually talk to and why Michael also believes that the most powerful way to fight online hate is to take the conversation actually offline.
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One question that kept lingering with me after our conversation.
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Conversations the following.
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In a political landscape that is flooded with AI generated content, how do we keep authenticity?
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Or are we already past the point of where it matters?
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I invite you to find an answer for yourself to that question.
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And I hope some further arise and some more answer it are also shared with you.
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Hello Michael and welcome to the In Between Tech and Trust podcast.
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I wanna start the conversation as I do with every guest because you also come from a background in technology and politics and I wanna know your take on trust in that intersection and also what the first thing is that comes to your mind.
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And now talking about carrying something in your pockets, you founded Congress in your pocket, which is perfect like an introduction to something that you've been working on heavily.
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And you also founded it because you wanted to make the legislative information accessible and you wanted to make it accessible in real time.
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What problem were you trying to solve and how did it turn out?
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Talking about trust and particularly in the political context, information somehow has become an infrastructure because it's also about the provision of transparency, about tangible impact that politicians do want to have.
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And we often assume that access to information strengthens democracy.
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But from your experience, um is that automatically so and does that
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