A congressional race in San Francisco is becoming increasingly personal. State Sen. Scott Wiener and Connie Chan are competing to succeed a prominent figure in Congress.
The campaign has taken a notable turn with Wiener's creation of an AI chatbot. This chatbot is intended to mock Chan's political stance. Further details on this development are available from The San Francisco Standard, including comments from a high-ranking official who has expressed strong opinions on the matter.
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