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‘Bludgeoned with platitudes’: Australian politicians lead the English-speaking world in AI speeches

MPs and former prime ministerial speechwriters have since weighed in on what role, if any, AI should play in political speeches.

‘Bludgeoned with platitudes’: Australian politicians lead the English-speaking world in AI speeches

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