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New Culture, work & education Signal 3h ago

Chatgpt is adding real cartoonists signatures to fake new yorker cartoons

5 experts across 3 network communities independently surfaced this.

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Joanna Bryson Andrew Deck Dr J. Rosenbaum Baldur Bjarnason Glenn Gabe

“ChatGPT is adding the signatures of real New Yorker cartoonists to its AI-generated images. So far, I've found the signatures of more than 15 contributors. "It’s slop, and unlike the other slop that I’ve encountered, this is slop that’s pretending to be me.…”

““ChatGPT is adding real cartoonists’ signatures to fake New Yorker cartoons | Nieman Journalism Lab” https://www.niemanlab.org/2026/10/chatgpt-is-adding-real-cartoonists-signatures-to-fake-new-yorker-cartoons/”

Primary source niemanlab.org ↗
Developing AI field signal Signal 1d ago

The wall street journals new ai tool doppler forecasts the issues that will shape the midterm elections

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Andrew Deck

“NEW: The Wall Street Journal is using a custom AI tool called "Doppler" to monitor podcasts and social media ahead of the midterms. It uses a database of 25 million TikTok videos and 500,000 podcasts to gauge public opinion trends that traditional polling c…”

Primary source niemanlab.org ↗