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The prime minister previously told parliament he did not use AI for his official social media posts.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten was suspected of providing false information to parliament about his use of artificial intelligence (AI) to write his posts on social networks. The Volkskrant newspaper reports this.
“Premier Jetten presented false information to the House of Representatives (lower house of the Dutch parliament - Lenta.ru note) about the use of AI. In response to questions, Yetten claimed that “AI was not used” on his official social networks,” the publication reports.
However, the authors of the material conducted their own investigation, according to the results of which five publications by the Dutch Prime Minister over the past six months were generated by AI.

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