Robert F. Kennedy claims AI supports his anti-vaccine views
Robert F. Kennedy claimed AI would confirm his anti-vaccine stance, but checks with major AI models showed they align with expert medical opinions.
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Robert F. Kennedy claimed AI would confirm his anti-vaccine stance, but checks with major AI models showed they align with expert medical opinions.
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