The New York Times has fired freelancer Alex Preston after an AI-generated review of 'Watching Over Her' copied text from The ...

Alex Preston knew how to write. He had published six novels, reviewed for the Financial Times and the Economist, and held a ...

Members of the New York Times’ union slammed the company‘s AI policies in a letter to management as “woefully inadqeuate” on ...

AI use in journalism can quickly lead to plagiarism, a reduction in article quality, and the degradation of trust in media.

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An author and freelance journalist has admitted to using AI to help him write a book review for the New York Times. Alex Preston’s review of Jean-Baptiste Andrea’s novel Watching Over Her, published ...

Writing with AI is more of a parasitic act than a plagiaristic one, writes our resident AI and media expert.

Image courtesy by QUE.com The Rise of AI-Generated Manuscripts and the Publishing Conundrum In recent years, the publishing ...

We exist, increasingly, in a cultural environment where we can never be quite sure whether what we are reading was written by ...

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The Globe’s AI policy, which was updated last fall, specifies that both staff and outside contributors should not use AI to ...

Hachette Book Group was approached with what The New York Times claimed was evidence that Shy Girl by Mia Ballard was allegedly AI-generated. Following this, the publisher said its imprint Orbit was ...