In San Francisco, a campaign tactic has been discontinued. A parody chatbot and associated billboards are being removed. The decision was made by a congressional candidate.
This individual is currently a state senator and seeking to fill a position left by a former House Speaker. Further information about this development can be found through local news sources, such as KRON4. Details about the chatbot and the reasoning behind its removal are available from these sources.
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