📰 America’s Health “Revolution” Written by AI — and It Shows

It was supposed to be the dawn of a new era: Make America Healthy Again. But instead of evidence, the White House’s landmark MAHA Report gave the public hallucinated footnotes, dead links, and invented authors — all thanks to what appears to be unchecked use of artificial intelligence.

💭 “Frankly, that's shoddy work. We deserve better.”

— AI expert Oren Etzioni

Led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known more for vaccine conspiracies than rigorous science, the report aimed to explain America’s falling life expectancy. What it delivered was a Frankenstein stitched from broken hyperlinks, AI-generated citations, and references to studies that simply don’t exist.

📊 MAHA by the Numbers
• 522 citations total
• 37 duplicates
• 21 dead links
• At least one made-up Pediatrics article
• One very real political disaster

💼 Pseudoscience with Presidential Backing
• The White House defends the report: “just formatting issues.”
• The actual science community calls it “junk.”
• Secretary Kennedy: still bullish on AI nurses and digital detox.

🤔 If this is how they write reports, what happens when they start using AI in your emergency room?

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