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Who ratted him out? Or could the readers tell?
by spaceman_2020 3y ago
Who ratted him out? Or could the readers tell?
- CharlesW 3y agoTFA answers this in paragraphs 3-4.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- akprasad 3y agoQuoted: > The release did not mention the AI scandal from November, which was spurred by an investigative report published by the science and technology news publication Futurism. Earlier this year, a round of layoffs hit the magazine shortly after the Arena Group’s CEO and chairman, Ross Levinsohn, announced the company’s incorporation of AI. Sports Illustrated accused of publishing articles written by AI Read more > Among fake profiles uncovered by Futurism was that of purported author “Sora Tanaka” which claims she is a product reviewer. The page said: “Sora has always been a fitness guru, and loves to try different foods and drinks. Ms Tanaka is thrilled to bring her fitness and nutritional expertise to the Product Reviews Team, and promises to bring you nothing but the best of the best.” > Tanaka is not a real person.
- DonHopkins 3y agoTanaka is saving her money for finger reduction and ear balancing surgery.
- whaleofatw2022 3y agoAmusingly, GamePRO did this way back when, but differently. Essentially, the 'Reviewer' was a caricature for the genre (e.x. the fighting game Reviewer was 'slasher quan' or somesuch) however one could tell from the writing style it was not just one person doing the writing. Otoh at least they tried to play it straight?
- nuz 3y agoThey were using stylegan faces for the profiles. It's pretty obvious. (Had they not used those they probably would have gotten away with it though.)
- batguano 3y agoWe’d have gotten away with it if it weren’t for you meddling kids!
- darth_avocado 3y agoMore than that, does it matter? What difference does it make, considering that most content created these days is mediocre opinion pieces.