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How Congressional lawmakers and aides are using AI tools with little oversight to write speeches and news releases, sort constituent mail, and more

The amendment was one of hundreds filed this summer to an annual defense bill making its way through Congress.

How Congressional lawmakers and aides are using AI tools with little oversight to write speeches and news releases, sort constituent mail, and more

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