National newspaper duped into running GPT-4-written rage-click opinion piece
The Irish Times, one of the republic's respected broadsheet newspapers, has apologized for publishing an opinion article said to have been generated by AI software and submitted by an anonymous trickster.
Last Thursday, the publication ran the comment piece under the byline Adriana Acosta-Cortez, described as a 29-year-old healthcare administrator living in North Dublin, who argued that Irish women using fake tan represented"a form of cultural appropriation." TheAnd then readers began to notice the byline photo of Acosta-Cortez looked odd.
The lighting looked unnatural and made parts of the image blurry, and her right pupil was bigger than her left one.a message on Twitter criticizing the newspaper for accepting the submission. "Genuinely sad that a once respectable news source has degraded themselves with such divisive tripe in order to generate clicks and traffic for their website. You need a better screening process than a believable Gmail address," Acosta-Cortez thundered.On Sunday, the Times' editor Ruadhán Mac Cormaic said the organ had been duped into publishing a computer-generated article.
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