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Bright Simons fires back, rejects claims he used AI to critique SIGA report
“I have never delegated my thinking to AI over 20 years of policy analysis in this country,” Mr Simons added.
Speaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile on Saturday, September 5, Mr Simons described the suggestion that he had delegated his analysis to AI as “absolutely offensive.” Prof Kpessa-Whyte had questioned how Mr Simons was able to produce a detailed assessment shortly after the 448-page report was published, claiming that SIGA’s checks showed that “most of what he had raised was generated from AI.
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