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The Vergeby Terrence O’Brien
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NJ’s former Lt Gov is using AI to say he’s innocent of sexual harassment

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Former New Jersey Deputy Governor Dale Caldwell, who resigned over sexual harassment and ethics violations, used a peculiar AI tactic in media interviews to claim innocence.

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  • •Caldwell was forced to resign on September 25 after an investigation revealed sexual harassment of staff and repeated ethics violations.
  • •Following his resignation, he has been appearing in media to prove his innocence.
  • •During interviews, he adopted a unique method using AI to assert his innocence.
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