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Did ChatGPT Write Israel's New Climate Law?
Morielle Lotan

It appears that Israel’s new climate law was crafted with the precision of a ChatGPT prompt rather than the seriousness that our planet’s future demands. If the prompt had been, “Write me a climate law that will garner headlines and not make us look like total fools at the climate conference in Dubai, all while maintaining a facade of ecological responsibility, with no rigid commitments and a clear exit strategy,” it seems that the result would closely resemble the current legislation.

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