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cleveland.com

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“NEW: Journalist Kaitlin Durbin accused Cleveland.com of publishing an AI "Express Desk" article under her byline — without her knowledge or approval — while she was away on her honeymoon. The Express Desk "uses AI tools to assist in producing content." futu…”

“Cleveland.com made a big deal about using AI to write stories so it could free up reporters to do more reporting. This ain’t it.”

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2 experts · 3 posts · 6d ago
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Eugene Vinitsky: How is this different than a normal bad paper? Well I review bad papers to give constructive feedback to the authors so they write better papers in the future. If they’re not actually writing the p…
Eugene Vinitsky: I am not going to review a bad AI generated paper. It’ll get a one sentence review and a request to desk reject it. Happy to get banned as a reviewer for doing so.
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