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As recently as this past summer, a number of high-profile U.S. lawmakers publicly resisted using generative AI — citing accuracy concerns and unease about the technology’s opacity — yet the political class has quietly shifted from derision to trial, and in some cases steady day-to-day use...

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A state representative was chastised last session for using the word "uterus" on the house floor, and lawmakers recoiled at debating a recent bill to ban bestiality, because children sometimes attend their hearings. Read Full Story: Link Removed