New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell told NJ PBS that multiple AI platforms indicated he did not commit sexual harassment, days after his resignation over a confirmed investigation. Caldwell, who stepped down on September 25 following an inquiry into ethics violations and harassment of a staffer, told host Rob Nelson that he subjected the investigation report to various AI agents to verify its accuracy. In the interview, Caldwell stated he "AIed" the report "from multiple AI platforms" and asked them what their findings would be. He claimed the systems responded in his favor, asserting that the AI output supported his contention that he is being unfairly targeted. This tactic emerged as Caldwell continued to seek public vindication following the formal finding that he had repeatedly violated ethics rules. The reliance on automated tools to challenge an official investigative report marks a distinct approach in his post-resignation media appearances.