Bundestag Vize Warns MPs Against AI-Generated Speeches
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MPs should not give speeches that an AI has formulated, finds the CSU politician Lindholz. Nevertheless, the Bundestag also plans to introduce its own chatbot: in support of the MPs.
As Vice-President of the Bundestag, Andrea Lindholz does not want to hear speeches that only come from an AI. However, MEPs should soon be able to use a new Bundestag AI for routine tasks – instead of entrusting their information to external services.
A tailor-made AI solution is designed to facilitate the work of MEPs and the administration while guaranteeing strict data protection standards in Parliament.
The Bundestag wants to introduce its own AI chatbot for MPs by the end of the year. However, purely AI-generated speeches should not be given by politicians, warns Bundestag vice-president Andrea Lindholz.
The German Bundestag vice-president Andrea Lindholz (CSU) opposes purely AI-generated speeches by members of parliament. The "Rheinische Post" said Lindholz, from their point of view, all citizens have a claim that MPs do not give purely AI-based speeches. Of course, a member of parliament could use AI for his work. However, he was well advised only if his own thoughts and his own language remained recognizable in the political debate at the end…
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