Ian Swanson

A live discussion on The Hill will address growing controversies around Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner and backlash to Jill Biden's upcoming memoir. The event features Amie Parnes, Ian Swanson, and Democratic strategist Steve Schale.

The Texas GOP primary race between Sen. John Cornyn and Ken Paxton is seen as a test of President Trump's influence within the party, while Democrats express cautious optimism amid Trump's potential waning grip. The article also references an ongoing analysis of the Democratic Party's 2024 election losses.

The use of unauthorized personal accounts to access GenAI tools in the workplace has increased fourfold in the last year, posing a growing insider-risk concern for organizations. Employees are using these accounts to access AI platforms, potentially exposing sensitive corporate data. This surge in 'shadow AI' has led to new thinking around security measures, including the evolution of software bill of materials (SBOMs) to AI-BOMs.

President Trump is taking action against Indiana Republicans who opposed him on redistricting, while a possible peace deal with Iran is being discussed. The Hill is hosting a live discussion on these topics and more. The discussion will cover the latest news from the Capitol and White House.

The concept of Shadow IT has evolved into Shadow AI, where unsanctioned AI tools are used within organizations, and an AI-BOM is introduced to provide visibility across all AI components. This includes models, datasets, and other AI tools, as well as their interactions with each other and workflows. Cisco has open-sourced its AI-BOM and Model Provenance Kit to help secure enterprise supply chains.

King Charles III visits Washington amid a tumultuous week marked by House of Representatives challenges and growing controversy over President Trump’s White House ballroom. The Hill’s editorial team will discuss these developments in a live session.

Democrats are securing electoral and redistricting victories, but concerns persist about their messaging effectiveness. A live discussion hosted by The Hill's Amie Parnes and Ian Swanson will address the party's communication challenges and the political implications of the recent White House Correspondents’ Association shooting.

The article discusses the 2028 presidential race, focusing on Kamala Harris' potential White House bid and political dynamics among candidates. It mentions the National Action Network conference and analyses of key figures like Swalwell, Vance, and Rubio. The conversation features Democratic strategist Christy Setzer and The Hill's contributors.