The Department of Health and Human Services had cited articles entirely made up by AI.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received a judicial order to stop relying on fabricated studies about teen pregnancy that were created by artificial intelligence. The Department of Health and Human Services had referenced these nonexistent articles in its materials. The New Republic reported the directive, which targets the introduction of unreliable AI-generated content into official submissions. The instruction addresses the use of invented sources rather than verified research. Available posts confirm the order stems from concerns over the accuracy of information presented in connection with Kennedy. No details on further compliance steps or responses appear in the evidence.
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The Department of Health and Human Services had cited articles entirely made up by AI.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received a judicial order to stop relying on fabricated studies about teen pregnancy that were created by artificial intelligence. The Department of Health and Human Services had referenced these nonexistent articles in its materials. The New Republic reported the directive, which targets the introduction of unreliable AI-generated content into official submissions. The instruction addresses the use of invented sources rather than verified research. Available posts confirm the order stems from concerns over the accuracy of information presented in connection with Kennedy. No details on further compliance steps or responses appear in the evidence.
The New Republic@newrepublicJudge Tells RFK Jr. to Stop Using Fake AI Studies on Teen Pregnancy https://trib.al/SnWl9gr
The New Republic@newrepublicJudge Tells RFK Jr. to Stop Using Fake AI Studies on Teen Pregnancy https://trib.al/SnWl9gr
