President uses Gemini to defend plans to invite prosecution chiefs to Cabinet meetings
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President Lee Jae Myung turned to Google's artificial intelligence assistant Gemini to defend his plans to invite the chiefs of two newly established agencies to attend Cabinet meetings, a move that would flip a decadeslong convention. In a post on X on Wednesday titled "I asked Gemini," Lee wrote that calls to exclude the heads of the newly established Public Prosecution Office and Serious Crimes Investigation Agency from Cabinet meetings are "a sophistry that directly denies the president’s ad
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