AI Critiques VA Contracts
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DOGE used flawed AI tool to “munch” Veterans Affairs contracts
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The VA uses contractors for many reasons, including to support hospitals, research, and other services aimed at caring for ailing veterans.
VA officials have said they’ve killed nearly 600 contracts overall.
It’s unclear how many have been or are on track to be canceled.
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