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Commentary: What people and computers say about the Northwest power supply
Commentary: What people and computers say about the Northwest power supply
Commentary: What people and computers say about the Northwest power supply

Published on: 10/23/2026

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When you use an artificial intelligence system like ChatGPT, what it gives you depends on the prompt you enter. The answer is likely to be most useful if the prompt is carefully crafted. This underlies a concern recently raised at the Northwest Power and Conservation Council. That regional planning agency uses computer modeling (think AI-adjacent) […]

News Source : https://oregoncapitalchronicle.com/2026/10/22/what-people-and-computers-say-about-the-northwest-power-supply/

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