A writer used AI to generate this widely circulated summer reading list which includes fake books, and is published in the Chicago Sun-Times

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One of the reasons for the mention of AI, especially in creative places, is found a bit of aerol. There are actually many. It is trained on stolen content for starters, looting real artists and credit and income authors. In addition, it is often very bad, especially when it comes to realistic articles. Language models like Chat GPT are very badly known for cheating, and because of this, real shops like Chicago Sun Times have been printed for summer reading list.

Multiple shops have covered the story, like Articanica And StuffyAnd of course I’m doing it here now. It may be that we are encouraged to indicate to some extent that when the AI ​​fills in a writing site, considering that people want to keep their jobs to it. But it was 404Which is a salary post, which found the origin of the fake list that took its own path in a few posts.

Chicago Sun Times issued a post BluskyWhich passes the deer on the situation. “We are considering how it has made it print when we speak,” it is written, “it is not an editorial content and was not approved by the Sun Times newsroom.

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