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      <description>Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told the Make America Healthy Again summit that AI could soon be better informed than any doctor. The event had corporate and AI-company sponsors, and a physician interviewed by CBS News called the advice a bad idea. (3 outlets: 2 left · 0 centre · 1 right)</description>
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      <description>President Trump launched America.gov, an AI chatbot site meant as one entry point to federal services, and signed an order for agencies to integrate with it. Coverage differs on its promise, its unfinished features and answers that contradict some of his statements. (19 outlets: 7 left · 4 centre · 8 right)</description>
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