The article discusses a poll conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and USAFacts, which found that a majority of Americans are open to using artificial intelligence (AI) to help make decisions about elections. The key findings include: 1) 59% of Americans say they would trust information about elections from an AI system, while 38% say they would not. 2) Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say they would trust AI-powered election information. 3) Younger adults are more likely to trust AI-powered election information than older adults. 4) The poll suggests that Americans are willing to consider AI systems as a tool to help make decisions about elections, but there are also significant doubts about the technology. 5) The findings come as election officials across the U.S. are exploring ways to use AI to help process data and identify potential issues with voting equipment or voter rolls.