CNET corrected most of its AI-written articles

CNET has issued corrections for over half of the AI-written articles the outlet recently attributed to its CNET Moneyteam. Following an internal audit after it was first notified of an AI-written article with substantial errors , CNET Editor-in-Chief Connie Guglielmo says the publication identified additional stories that required correction. She claims a "small number" needed "substantial correction," while others had "minor issues" that saw CNET fix things like incomplete company names and lan...