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Humane Society of Utah issues warning about AI-generated veterinary records

By ABC4 · November 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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MURRAY, Utah (ABC4) — The Humane Society of Utah is warning that they are seeing false veterinary records claiming that pets are vaccinated when they are not. According to the Humane Society of Utah, they have seen more reports of fake vaccination records, coming from community businesses who spotted records that looked odd and were determined to be made by AI.

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