US EditionRFK Jr. Report Updated with Fresh Errors
- On Thursday, the White House spokesperson responded to concerns regarding the MAHA report issued by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., affirming confidence in the report despite questions about its citations and formatting.
- The report followed a three-month rush by a commission of Trump administration officials without scientific researchers and faced scrutiny due to numerous citation errors and non-existent studies.
- Experts including epidemiologists and AI researchers noted the report contained fabricated or misinterpreted studies, with indicators of artificial intelligence usage in generating citations and text.
- Leavitt downplayed formatting and citation issues as minor and affirmed the report's importance as a transformative federal health assessment "backed on good science" despite critiques.
- The controversy raises questions about the report's validity and the use of AI in government reports, suggesting the MAHA document cannot currently support serious policymaking discussions.
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RFK Jr. Investigation Shows Dubious Citations and AI Hallucinations - Real News Now
An investigation led by RFK Jr. has been found to contain dubious citations and signs that point to the use of artificial intelligence in its composition. During a press briefing situated in the White House’s Roosevelt Room on May 12, 2025, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who serves as the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, […] More
RFK Jr. Report Updated with Fresh Errors
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RFK Jr.’s MAHA Hallucinations
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