Jake Sullivan says US making ‘progress’ in combatting election interference

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National security adviser Jake Sullivan assured voters Thursday in the United States that the country is improving its fight against election interference.

Sullivan appeared at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C., less than two weeks from Election Day. His nearly hourlong conversation surrounded the theme of artificial intelligence. During the conversation, an attendee asked the adviser to President Joe Biden if the administration would ever create an “information tsar” position to fight election misinformation. According to Sullivan, there are already working systems in place.

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