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The leader of Saskatchewan’s Opposition says Premier Scott Moe’s accusation that the NDP used AI prompts in its recently released health care policy is “obviously false.”
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NDP → say → policy
In the post shared Wednesday, the premier accused the NDP of forgetting to remove AI prompts from its health care plan, which was 32 pages when it was initially shared by the party.
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it → share → party
“It’s no wonder no one takes the NDP seriously,” Moe said in the post shared on X.
Moe claimed the NDP forgot to remove the prompts it fed into AI for two of paragraphs in the report’s key recommendations.
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it → ’ → recommendations
So, the platform’s affordability story survives scrutiny from the press and the opposition alike,” one part of the text read.
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part → survive → text
The other excerpt Moe referred to said: “Publish a plain-language explainer of this note’s numbers alongside the platform costing.
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Moe → refer → costing
The thirteen-to-one figure belongs in a stump speech.”
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figure → belong → speech
The document outlines how an NDP provincial government would seek to improve Saskatchewan’s health-care system by strengthening primary care.
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government → outline → care
It would do so, in part, by helping residents find doctors or nurse practitioners in their respective communities, rather than being forced to seek treatment in major hubs.
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residents → do → hubs
The version of the report that was originally shared by the NDP was removed following Moe’s post.
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that → share → post
It was replaced by a 28-page document that no longer contained the excerpts the premier said were written by artificial intelligence.
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premier → replace → intelligence
U.S. warns Canadian officials as midterms near
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midterms → warn → officials
Former Alberta cabinet minister says Smith can’t survive UCP crisis after referendum
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Smith → say → referendum
Quebec Superior Court hears arguments to suspend Montreal bylaw banning insults
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Court → hear → insults
Ottawa ‘not responsible’ for regulating AI data centre power use:
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Ottawa → regulate → use
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Meara Conway, the NDP’s shadow health minister, clarified, saying that she wrote the plan alongside paid researchers and experts.
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she → clarify → researchers
What you saw there was a recommendation from our researcher and myself to the team.
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saw → see → team
That was not an AI prompt,” Conway said Thursday, adding that an earlier version of the file was uploaded and that was what prompted the confusion.
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what → say → confusion
“You can kind of tell by how it was written this was not AI.
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this → tell → ?
It’s wild to me to see that that was the premier’s response to this incredibly detailed and bold proposal for fixing health care.”
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that → ’ → care
The leader of the provincial NDP spoke with reporters alongside Conway.
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leader → speak → Conway
Beck said the plan involved researchers and consultations with health-care workers, not AI.
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plan → say → workers
“(Moe is) going to focus on something that’s obviously false but also so completely misses the point.
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that → go → point
I guess it isn’t any wonder how we ended up where we’ve ended up in health care in this province,” she said.
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she → guess → province
“Keep picking stupid battles, the premier can continue to do that if he likes.
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he → pick → that
We’re going to continue to focus on the people of this province.”
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We → go → province
In an email statement for Global News Wednesday, Thomas Ockley, the Opposition caucus director of research and policy, said that more than 1,000 Saskatchewanians have been consulted so far on the NDP’s plan.
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Saskatchewanians → say → plan
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