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Michael Heat: Thus, the publishing house must all know that we are in the list of industrial areas where the EI plagiarism is worried about the original work and we are all in their publishing house. However, then there is content that is thoughtful, human-made work, and this is also AI Slop. When the term tells himself loud, he explains himself, but let’s talk about what AI slope is and why it is everywhere.

Lauren Goode: I can do it, at the same time, because Kate I want to go back to Kate, because you are the Queen of AI Slope and do not mean you create it. I do not mean that this is a part of your vector or everything we call it, but you have written a lot about it. AI Slop is only a low quality, shock quality content that looks online. It is to spread our bait. Often social media, but it’s not just on social media. Now it is legally accepted by journalism. For example, last month, the Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia questionnaire also published these special parts, which recommend summer reading lists and made books and titles developed by real authors in the list and thrown together randomly. Softly not just corrected. I think there is a specified aesthetic. This is part of this growing trend of the internet development, of course Cory doctor wrote for Wire.com a few years ago and now applies to the time we use. It feels like spam and sometimes easily recognizes and sometimes not simply.

Katie Drummond: Thus, Is the videos of Donald Trump in Tiktok and Jesus Christ that walked on the beach is not true?

Lauren Goode: No, these are real.

Katie Drummond: Oh, okay. This happens.

Lauren Goode: Really happened.

Katie Drummond: Oh, okay. Because I want to see all of them just hurt. So these are the EU. Took it. Okay.

Lauren Goode: Yes, exactly. The same with JD Vance Breaklancing with Pope Leo, these are real.

Katie Drummond: Oh, I have … Yes, of course.

Lauren Goode: Yes. He hasn’t killed him yet.

Michael Heat: Many of these examples are funny or fun, but then there are more serious ones. Was there a recent AI slope from the existing events in the Middle East?

Katie Drummond: Of course, oh. Yes.

Michael Heat: And politicians and world leaders will reject these things, they know they are false because they apply for sensitivity and disseminate the message they want to spread.

Katie Drummond: Oh, I’m joking and I would say that when I stressed and worried and said that it is incredibly worried and stressful. I think you all will agree with you a journalist with me. Try to be the editor-in-chief, allow. In fact, along all these platforms, all these platforms are followed by the spread of the AI ​​slope along the Internet, sometimes it is wrong for the actual information by consumers, as it is in this very existential point for news and media. Again, in many ways, in many ways, in many ways, in many ways, according to the EU’s way, according to other ways of learning how the EU learns, changes their searches and searches. Publishers are once again, in fact all this are crosshairs and insult to injury, then you open Tiktok and Jesus and Donald Trump, and it’s like it’s everywhere. If you are a journalist, you are a journalist because you live in Slope itself, covers you. You see what you do for the internet and then connect your head against a brick wall, because Google did it because Google did it or invented the general views of AI and other things to AI. I really make a large number of bookings, but suddenly your search traffic is 50% less and there are existential traces for broadcasters. He drew my attention and Kate, this strange thing that tells about it, it’s actually like a feature for some sites that arise from AI, and really works really good for them. Thus, WIRED, more than 54% of English posts in LinkedIn, everyone’s favorite social network, the probable AI was created. Now LinkedIn, they follow the labels to determine low quality and repetitive content, but AI is really good in LinkedIn, because it is really good in LinkedIn, a kind of bandwriting is developed in LinkedIn. I think this is interesting. This is not necessarily a good thing, but it is another sign that a large generative AI is online.