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Gerald Hüther

Gerald Hüther

German neurobiologist and author

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  • Jun 11

    FAZ pulls Thuringian premier's guest article after AI probe finds quotes unverifiable; Voigt camp says AI use is 2026 reality

    The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has taken down a guest article by Thuringia's minister president Mario Voigt after an investigation by portal FragDenStaat found likely AI-generated content and unverifiable expert quotes. Voigt's office says using AI is routine in 2026.

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