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Security researchers warn that rapid advances in artificial intelligence make a known flaw in Georgia's statewide voting equipment more critical. The flaw allows cast-vote records to be unshuffled, potentially matching voters to their ballots. A Princeton researcher demonstrated an AI tool could perform this task using publicly available data. Georgia officials are restricting record access but have not applied a manufacturer software update.
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