‘The President is not popular’: GOP candidate cuts apparent AI prompt from website
Summary
A Republican candidate in Minnesota, Eric Pratt, removed a phrase from his campaign website that said President Trump is unpopular. The phrase looked like instructions for artificial intelligence (AI) to help write messages for the campaign.Key Facts
- Eric Pratt is running for Congress in Minnesota’s 2nd District.
- His campaign website included a phrase stating President Trump is not popular.
- This phrase seemed to be a prompt or instruction intended for AI to create political content.
- After the phrase was discovered, Pratt’s campaign removed it from the website.
- The phrase was not meant as a public statement but appeared to be an internal note for AI use.
- The removal happened before widespread attention to the issue.
- This incident shows how AI is being used in political campaigns to write messages.
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