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NDP leader denies AI used in new health care plan

NDP leader Carla Beck rejected Premier Scott Moe's claim that AI was used in the party's new health care plan released this week. On Oct. 22, NDP leader Carla Beck denied Premier Scott...

Saskatoon StarPhoenix Evan Ostryzniuk

NDP leader Carla Beck rejected Premier Scott Moe's claim that AI was used in the party's new health care plan released this week. On Oct. 22, NDP leader Carla Beck denied Premier Scott Moe's accusation that the NDP used AI in its new health care plan, released Oct.

21. (Heywood Yu / Regina Leader-Post) Opposition leader Carla Beck has called Premier Scott Moe’s accusation that the NDP used AI in its new health care plan “obviously false.” In a recent social media post, Moe pointed out alleged “AI Prompts” in part of the document. Beck responded to questions while attending a Health Sciences of Saskatchewan conference in Saskatoon on Thursday.

She accused the premier of “missing the point” and “picking stupid battles.”

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