Congress gets 40 ChatGPT Plus licenses to start experimenting with generative AI
Now this is alarming:<p>"According a recent AI Working Group internal email obtained by FedScoop, the AI tool is expected to be used for many day to day tasks and key responsibilities within congressional offices such as: generating constituent response drafts and press documents; summarizing large amounts of text in speeches; drafting policy papers or even bills; creating new logos or graphical element for branded office resources and more."<p>While generating press documents, summarizing speeches, and creating logos seem all reasonable innocent tasks, "drafting policy papers or even bills" is not exactly something that should be outsourced to a garbage-generating machine...