There's a reason the mention of AI, particularly in creative spaces, gets a bit of an eyeroll. Actually there's several. It's trained on stolen content for starters, robbing real artists and writers ...

A special section inserted into the Sunday Chicago Sun-Times featured page upon page of fun summer activities, including a list of 15 books to bring along while lounging by the pool or relaxing in a ...

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The Chicago Sun-Times is attracting a lot of attention — or more accurately, scorn — for publishing a summer reading list, which was generated by AI and includes some book titles that don’t exist.

The Chicago Sun-Times newspaper is receiving major backlash after it printed an AI-generated “summer reading list for 2025” Sunday that promoted several nonexistent book titles. While the reading list ...

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