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No 10 says PM writes ‘most of his own speeches’ after aide seen using ChatGPT

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The Independent Politics No 10 says PM writes ‘most of his own speeches’ after aide seen using ChatGPT
One of the Prime Minister’s team was photographed asking AI how to make his address to Welsh Labour conference on Saturday ‘more emotive’.
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The Independent Politics No 10 says PM writes ‘most of his own speeches’ after aide seen using ChatGPT
One of the Prime Minister’s team was photographed asking AI how to edit his address to Welsh Labour conference on Saturday.
27m independent.co.uk Follow-up
The Independent Politics No 10 says PM writes ‘most of his own speeches’ after aide seen using ChatGPT
One of the Prime Minister’s team was photographed using AI as they worked on a draft of his address to Welsh Labour conference on Saturday.
1h independent.co.uk Follow-up
The Independent Politics No 10 insists Andy Burnham writes ‘most of his own speeches’ after aide spotted using ChatGPT on train
A staff member was seen drinking Prosecco whilst working on the text aboard an afternoon train travelling from London Euston
3h independent.co.uk Latest

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