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Five mayoral candidates describe their campaign use of AI

At a glance

The moderator’s compilation records research, editing and image disclosures. Self-disclosure does not independently audit campaign materials.

Publication context

INTELLISYNC VIEW

Common scrutiny for every candidate; no candidate ranking, endorsement or election prediction.

INTELLISYNC VIEW

What the sources establish

Bellamy attributes AI-use disclosures to Anderson, Bondy, Canniff, Gow and Hope. Their answers describe different uses and human responsibility. CK Signals has not audited their campaign assets, contractors or tool histories; the source cannot establish undisclosed use or prove that materials are AI-free.

Accountability standard

How to test the next step

  1. 01

    Read the answer, identify what is proposed, and ask for the authority, cost, responsible owner, date and public outcome measure. A stated position is evidence of what the source attributes to a candidate, not evidence of delivery.

Source-linked examples

What the evidence lets us say.

CANDIDATE STATEMENT

Randy Hope

Hope describes drafting, editing, organizing information and creating some Facebook graphics. He says he reviews material, determines his positions and takes responsibility for what he says. That statement describes a human-review commitment; it is not independent evidence that every published asset received the same review.

INTELLISYNC VIEW

A common disclosure standard

Useful transparency explains what was generated or edited, what evidence supports factual claims and who approved the final publication. Tool use alone is not a measure of honesty, authenticity or fitness for office. CK Signals also uses AI-assisted work and labelled AI editorial illustrations; the publication remains responsible for source checks, translations and editorial decisions.

Common questions

What every candidate can clarify.

  1. 01

    Which campaign materials use generated text, imagery or audio, and how are factual claims checked before publication?

  2. 02

    Who approves the final material and how would an error or misleading image be corrected?