Wikipedia downgraded CNET’s reliability rating after the tech publication, in operation for 30 years, used AI to generate news stories that turned out to be plagiarised and fraught with errors. CNET published more than 70 financial advice articles written by
After publishing a series of disastrous AI-written articles, CNET and its parent company Red Ventures would have wished to avoid any further controversy – but they have singlehandedly failed in that respect. Last month, MetaNews reported that from November of
Shares of BuzzFeed Inc. soared about 300% after the digital media company announced it will start using OpenAI technology to create content. The stock price was also boosted by news of a separate $10 million deal with Facebook parent company,
Medium, an American online publishing platform, announced that it would accept articles written with the help of an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot like ChatGPT. Recently, the hype surrounding AI chatbots has reached its peak due to ChatGPT, and the world
From November to January, technology website CNET published a series of financial advice articles written by artificial intelligence (AI), but an audit confirmed that the majority of these pieces contained factual errors, serious omissions, and plagiarised content. The CNET editorial
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