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Andy Hall

Daytona Beach
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ESPN Communications/PR for news platforms & journalism; also viewership/ratings. VA native, JMU grad. Golden Retriever dad.
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Mapping America’s Political Conversations with Claude

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By Andy Hall, Dan Thompson
| Substack
In July, theNew York Times reported on people across the country photographing their ballots and asking chatbots to help them fill them out: “It was probably only a matter of time before voters began to use artificial intelligence to help guide their choices. The 2026 midterms may be the first American elections in which voters are using A.I. in meaningful numbers.
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Proofs and Petitions in the AI Era

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By Andy Hall
| Hoover Institution
Unsolved math problems are falling to AI at a rapid pace—here’s just the latest big news, this time from OpenAI: An internal version of Astra, @OpenAI’s next major model family, solved 10 major open problems in mathematics, quantum complexity, and theoretical computer science. We believe it will be a major step for scientific reasoning.
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How many MLS players have won the World Cup?

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By Andy Hall
| Diario AS Verified
Major League Soccer had a couple of reasons for wanting Argentina to beat Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final in New Jersey. Two members of Lionel Scaloni’s squad: Lionel Messi and Rodrigo de Paul, team mates at Inter Miami, were also representing MLS at MetLife Stadium. In end, it was Spain who won the game, and take the trophy home - denying the two MLS stars their moment of glory.
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