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May 4, 2026
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The public service doesn’t need blind adopters of AI
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The public service doesn’t need blind adopters of AI
Artificial intelligence is less like an oracle and more like a self-assured intern.
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By Jacob Danto-Clancy
Published May 04, 2026
Last updated May 11, 2026
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A public servant asks if the federal government should slow down its implementation of AI. This illustration does not depict the public servant's personal details. PHOTO BY ROB CROSS ILLUSTRATION /POS…
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