05-10-2026 21:41 via washingtontimes.com

Precis AI to roll out Willard tool for the Washington policy crowd

As Congress debates regulations to control artificial intelligence, a Washington public relations company plans to roll out an AI tool for lobbyists and Congress staff that promises to stop the technology from making things up.
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