Court Tells HHS To Stop Using AI To Cite Fake Studies, Or Willfully Misinterpret Others In Grant Solicitations
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To quote the opening line from the court opinion that this post is based upon, “Millions of American teenagers have sex.” This post is has nothing to do with whether that sort of thing is good or bad, natural or otherwise, nor the moral implications of it all. Whatever you think about that opening line, […]
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- • A federal judge blocked HHS from using fraudulent or AI-generated citations in grant solicitations.
- • The court found the agency relied on non-existent or misrepresented scientific studies.
- • The ruling pauses HHS changes to teen pregnancy prevention grant criteria.
HHS attempted to overhaul teen pregnancy prevention grants by shifting toward abstinence-based approaches. The court intervened because the agency failed to provide a legitimate evidentiary basis for these policy shifts.
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