Chicago Sun-Times prints summer reading list full of fake books
Chicago Sun-Times prints summer reading list full of fake books
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Chicago Sun-Times prints summer reading list full of fake books
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another win brought to you by 404 media...
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I don't think I fully understand your comment.
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Also establishment media: What the fuck, why are we dying
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"I do use AI for background at times but always check out the material first. This time, I did not and I can't believe I missed it because it's so obvious. No excuses," Buscaglia said. "On me 100 percent and I'm completely embarrassed."
Yeah, I don't believe you.
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background at times but always check out the material first.
Right? No one who uses AI "for background at times but always check out the material first..." would be in a position to fuck this up in this way. They're more full of shit than a truck stop septic tank.
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This reads like "I slipped on the mouse and accidentally doubled the size of Lara Croft's bust" which is an actual excuse given by one of the developers of the original game. There's not a single editor left in Chicago? Articles go straight from ChatGPT to print? That's ludicrous.
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Weir should make a book titled with the make name and make it about AI wrecking society in some way.
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due to backlash, the Chicago Sun-Times is adding a AI checker, run by AI
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People will pick up on whom to trust soon.
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1990s: The truth is out there. Trust no one. Information wants to be free.
2020s: Responding with "amen" to a Facebook picture of a shellfish-Jesus hybrid monster blessing Donald Trump.
I don't have much faith in "people".
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Too late, I already don't trust anyone.
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Ha! You expect me to believe that?
Nice try, ChatGPT.
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They never have before.
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It's worth knowing that this was in some kind of externally-authored, paid advertising insert. It's a bad look regardless, but this isn't AI writing the news, but AI writing the ads in-between the news.
It reflects poorly on the Sun-Times as a business, but shouldn't directly affect your feelings about their journalism and editorial staff, who weren't responsible for this.
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