WF-VF2GVY
Article-Writing AI by CNET Allegedly Committed Plagiarism
CNET's use of generative AI to write articles allegedly ran into plagiarism issues, reproducing verbatim phrases from other published sources or making minor changes to existing texts such as altering capitalization, swapping out words for synonyms, and changing minor syntax.
- Date it happened
- 2022-11-11
- Organisation involved
- CNET
- Product, system or model
- Generative language model
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