Canadian legislator reads out apparent LLM response in floor speech
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A Canadian lawmaker accidentally read an AI's own instructions out loud during a legislative speech. He literally said
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Bill Oliver, a Progressive Conservative member of New Brunswick's legislative assembly, gave a floor speech last month that will now live forever online for the wrong reasons. Partway through, after a line about advocacy offices creating unrealistic public expectations, Oliver kept reading. Out loud. Into the official record. He said the phrase
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