An image of a page from the Chicago Sun Times titled, "Summer reading list for 2025" with an image of a woman sitting on a porch, perhaps, beside a body of water, reading...Only five of the fifteen ...

This is just idiotic of me, really embarrassed,” said the author of the list, who is not an employee of the newspaper.

On Sunday, the Chicago Sun-Times published a special section titled "Heat Index: Your Guide to the Best of Summer" in both ...

WHAT. THE ACTUAL. FUCK. Chicago Sun Times seems to have used AI to write its summer reading list of BOOKS THAT DO NOT EXIST.

In its Sunday edition, the paper published a summer reading list with the titles, authors, and descriptions of 15 books. But ...

Parks and Rec” alumni tease a show called “Philly Justice,” while the Inquirer features a 2025 summer reading list. Unfortunately, both are a bunch of baloney.

In a statement, King Features said that it also has a strict AI policy. It said the “Heat Index” was the work of a “freelance ...

A Chicago freelance journalist said he did not fact-check information he compiled using AI before including it in stories for ...

A Chicago writer who used artificial intelligence to craft much of the 63-page insert is trying to shoulder the blame.

A summer reading list published by the Chicago Sun-Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer contained several fake books due to the use of artificial intelligence. A print insert for the May 18 Chicago ...

The Chicago Sun-Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer printed a special section that included articles written using generative ...

The Chicago Sun-Times Guild, the union that covers the organization’s journalists, said in a statement that it was “deeply ...