A reporter from Cody, Wyoming, has resigned after being found to have fabricated quotes using artificial intelligence. This incident marks a significant moment in journalism, as it is reportedly the first case of AI being used to create false quotes. The resignation followed an investigation by a competitor who discovered the fabricated quotes, including those attributed to the governor.
The Cody Enterprise confirmed that AI was employed to misquote individuals, labeling it an advanced form of plagiarism. This scandal highlights the ongoing challenges newsrooms face in integrating AI technology responsibly, especially as they strive to maintain audience trust. Experts suggest that news organizations should establish clear policies regarding AI usage to prevent similar incidents in the future.
• A journalist fabricated quotes using AI, leading to resignation.
• The incident raises concerns about AI's role in journalism.
The article discusses its misuse in journalism to create fabricated quotes.
The Cody Enterprise described the use of AI to misquote as an advanced form of plagiarism.
The Poynter Institute emphasizes the importance of digital media literacy in the context of AI integration in newsrooms.
The publication confirmed the use of AI in generating false quotes.
It advocates for clear policies on AI usage in newsrooms to maintain audience trust.
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