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'Here's a more natural flowing version': Cringe-inducing moment Canadian politician gets AI to write his speech to Parliament... but forgets to edit out the machine's preamble
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The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick is the provincial legislature for the Canadian province of New Brunswick, comprising 55 members known as Members of the Legislative Assembly. As a member of the Progressive Conservative party, Bill Oliver's speech was likely intended to convey important views or policies to his fellow lawmakers. The use of AI-generated content in political speeches is a relatively new phenomenon, raising questions about authorship and authenticity in public discourse.
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'Here's a more natural flowing version': Cringe-inducing moment Canadian politician gets AI to write his speech to Parliament... but forgets to edit out the machine's preamble
Addressing the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Progressive Conservative member Bill Oliver made the major gaffe in front of his peers.
28 Jul, 23:45