No Collusion and Election 2020.

Rani Yadav-Ranjan
6 min readMar 25, 2019
Attorney General Summary of Mr. Muller’s report.

I read the alert on my iPhone and became instantly depressed and deeply hurt. This pain was something akin to a deep feeling of loss. But loss for what? I phoned and texted some friends to understand their feelings … one was equally disturbed by the summary of the AG Barr’s summation of Mr. Muller report showed the Trump Campaign did not collude with Russia. Another said, she had lost all faith in the “do right. Be honest and fair, and the good shall prevail” belief.

For me, after a run to my favorite Greek restaurant, was the realization that, I am VERY relieved that a candidate for the Presidency did not work with a foreign government to win. Had the Muller report shown that fact, it would be devastating, not just to President Trump but more so for America. This is why I believe that we need to make sure our elections are fair and transparent. If you haven’t heard of the Russian hacking scandal, then you should check out articles by the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal.

Can you imagine the next US Election, where countries are lining up to interview possible contenders to the Presidency?

New technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and block-chains, have already opened a number of threats and opportunities for campaigns. There will be a super-fast 5G in 2019–2020 making access to potential voters easier. 5G will open new opportunities for campaigns to recruit volunteers and canvas precincts.

The Election for 2020 has changed! It is estimated that there will be around $10 billion dollars in election costs from now to November 2020, and this election cycle will carry out more spending activities than before. In the history of modern campaigns, using the latest technology to influence the outcome of the election is not new. Successful candidates often use the latest technology better than their opponents to win the election.

The internet has changed how we communicate and connect with our friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers. Take Ronald Reagan, who used satellite technology and prerecorded videos to participate in the Republican campaign rally and fundraising events across the county. In 2008, Barack Obama won the popular vote by a margin of more than 10 million votes by using Facebook. Facebook has invested heavily in behavioral statistics using artificial intelligence. By 2020, the AI market is expected to reach $70 billion. AI is expected to have a transformative impact on the global voters, corporate and government markets. Although there are several obstacles to overcome, voters may find AI helps break through to their elected officials and address topics such as healthcare, democratize expensive services, improve poor constituent service, and ever release constituent overwork.

AI can be used to predict elections, identify candidates for office and make predictions that will affect the outcome of elections. It can also be used to predict voter behavior in order to influence future elections. This technology has been developed by researchers at MIT, 4PIA and Stanford university, who have been working on a system that can predict how likely an election is to be won or lost based on the amount of votes cast. The researchers at MIT, 4PIA and Stanford are using machine learning to predict which candidate would win the election, and then use that information to predict the next president. The idea behind this is to predict what kind of person might be elected as president. In other words, if you’re going to vote for Trump, you should expect him to win by about 10 percent. But if you’re going to vote for Clinton, it’s not just about the number of votes cast. It’s also about the way people vote-whether they are voting for a specific party or party affiliation. This is where machine learning comes in. It can help us predict who will win the election, and how much money will be spent on ads. We can even predict how many people voted for a particular candidate based on their political leanings. This is what makes machine learning so powerful. It’s like predicting which candidates will win the election. It’s like predicting which countries have more nuclear weapons than ours because we know that if you don’t have enough nuclear weapons, then your country won’t be able to defend itself against other countries. It’s like predicting which states will be safe from terrorism because we’ve already seen the results of 9/11.

The strength and capabilities of AI can not be overestimated. By 2020, 95% of all client-to-client relationships will be executed in AI. In business reform, this is the most interesting technology.

As mentioned in the previous article, ML turns into a mix of business intelligence(BI) and AI. Many statistical analytical tools are used in ML and ML is growing. However, if we focus on learning deeply on the artificial intelligence, we will see another story. This wave of new technology based on artificial intelligence opens a new era of efficient algorithmic politics. The tools of Micro-choice, political points, and online discussions are the cornerstones of future elections. While these tools can be used to support too much talk, these are not necessarily bad.

Smart polls are a part of AI, but they are not exactly the same. In fact, envision AI is the car with a smart attitude and ML is the engine. ML uses data-based algorithms to create predictive models to choose where to find ideas. This technology opens up winning models and large donation opportunities, and drives for candidates. It also allows us to predict which candidate will win the election, and what kind of campaign we should run. Machine learning is a tool that helps us understand our own political preferences and make informed decisions about who we vote for. It can be used to make predictions on elections. It’s an important tool for politicians because they have access to huge amounts of information on which to base their campaigns. It’s also a great way for them to get their message across in a more effective way. It’s also an opportunity for them to use machine learning tools to help them build better relationships with voters. In this article, I’ll show you how to apply machine learning to your campaign. The first step is understanding why people are voting based on their political views and then using that data to shape your campaign. Then, you can use machine learning to create a strategy that will help you win elections. If you’re interested in applying machine learning to your campaign, check out https://4pia.com.

Machine learning is being used to predict who will be the next president of the United States. It’s also being used to predict which candidates will win the presidency. This is where machine learning comes in.

In my next article, I’ll talk about technology available today, and I believe that full-fledged elections are possible. In order to use blockchain, all stages and data of the election process can be recorded in a publicly available book, and voters’ names are kept secret, as a consequence of the full proven election outcome, will change the world and balance global equilibrium. Controversies aimed at preserving technologies that have emerged during operation and retention after elections. Evaluating and improving the technology before the start of the election will benefit the parties at the national level and in order to ensure that this check box is constantly inspected 4PIA is taking the initiative.

The Muller report is just beginning the 2020 Campaign. President Trump has much to worry about, however the data shows that this election is for the Democrats to lose.

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Rani Yadav-Ranjan

Innovator, hiker, political hobbyist and telecommunications enthusiast. all opinions are my own.