A Republican candidate in Minnesota has deleted a phrase from his campaign website stating that President Trump is unpopular, a mention that appeared to be a prompt given to AI to generate a message for the candidate. Eric Pratt, running in Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District, initially included an instructional phrase about how to craft a…
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‘The President is not popular’: GOP candidate cuts apparent AI prompt from website
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Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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