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More than 2 years after ChatGPT, newsrooms still struggle with AI’s shortcomings

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By Liam Reilly, CNN (CNN) — An inaccurate AI-produced reading list recently published by two newspapers demonstrates just how easy it still is for publishers to circulate AI slop. The Chicago Sun-Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer last week published a summer reading insert produced by King Features, a Hearst Newspapers subsidiary that provides the pair with licensed content. While the insert included real authors, the recommended books were mo…

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Some newsrooms still struggle with the gap between capability and accountability where AI is concerned

An inaccurate AI-produced reading list published by news outlets earlier this week stresses the ongoing gap between capability and accountability where AI is used in the newsroom, and how easy it is for such missteps to alienate readers.

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