On Lively: Primary elections approach, plus a debate over AI-generated campaign materials
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New polls shed light on the governor’s race ahead of Primary Day. RI political campaigns use AI-generated video and images. Plus, a new subsidy for Providence’s Superman Building. Host Jim Hummel discusses the latest with Providence Journal Reporter Antonia Noori Farzan and WPRI Politics & Business Editor Ted Nesi.
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