Center for Information Technology Policy

Researchers at Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy have published an analysis of an algorithmic flaw affecting voting systems, raising questions about how software errors can undermine the integrity of secret ballots. The piece examines how such failures can go undetected in election infrastructure and what they reveal about the technical fragility of democratic processes.

Health system executives are increasing investment in information technology, while the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has launched a partnership with 37 states. A Medicare Advantage insurer has also settled an upcoding case, and new analysis outlines potential savings of $23 billion across the sector. The roundup highlights ongoing shifts in health policy and technology spending.