Recent discussions among experts highlight the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to enhance civic engagement in the upcoming 2024 election. Recommendations have been made for generative AI developers to focus on election integrity, emphasizing the need for specialized tools that can effectively address election-related questions. The poor performance of current generative AI models in this area has raised concerns about the adequacy of existing public tools for civic education and voter engagement. Beth Noveck, Director of the Burnes Center at Northeastern University, has been vocal about the importance of AI in improving voter education and ensuring informed voting decisions. These insights have been shared in various articles, including a recent piece in Fast Company, which explores how AI can foster better civic participation during the electoral process.