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An Irish daily has apologized to its readers for unknowingly publishing an article by a guest writer who used artificial intelligence (AI) to write the article and its identity.
and statement According to the Irish Times on May 14, it said it was the victim of a “deliberate and systematic deception”. Ruadan Mac Colmike, editor of the publication, acknowledged the need for stronger pre-publication controls.
“This also highlights one of the challenges posed by generative AI for news organizations.”
This article, originally published on the morning of May 11, takes the perspective of an author named Adriana Acosta-Cortez, described as “a young Irish immigrant woman,” about the fake tans by Irish women. It was written about using.
According to Mac Cormaic, this so-called author engaged the editorial desk and provided research and personal anecdotes. However, it soon became apparent that the piece and the signature image were created “at least in part” via generative AI.
The artist’s Twitter profile was reposted via the Internet Archive with a link to the now-deleted work.somewhere else Tweetthey complained to The Irish Times that they needed a “better vetting process.”
Link to now-deleted fake tan article https://t.co/dsUX7iJnmp
— Adriana Acosta-Cortez (@ecuadorian_adri) May 14, 2023
While the real identity behind Adriana Acosta-Cortez’s profile is yet to be understood, users on Twitter commented on the post, calling the hoax “a solid move” and saying that the profile was published by the periodical. congratulated him for “exposing” the
1 user Said He said, “You cannot read IT in good faith after this.”
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The Irish Times isn’t the only publication whose AI-related content has come under scrutiny recently.
German magazine “Die Aktuelle” released “first interview” on April 14th! He has been in a relationship with race car driver Michael Schumacher since suffering a severe brain injury in 2013. However, it was soon discovered that the interview was generated by an AI, and the publication was immediately subject to legal action by Schumacher’s family.
A Wall Street Journal reporter recently Already used The AI will “clone” itself with the ability to deceive both the bank and its next of kin.
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