Research Gold claims to provide "100% human-written, never AI" medical research services, including drafting manuscripts and conducting reviews. The listed PhD reviewers are AI-generated and do not exist, while some real methodologists are unaware their identities are being used.

Meta has run numerous paid ads featuring explicit AI-generated child sexual abuse material and images of minors with sexually suggestive statements over the past nine months. These ads have reached thousands of accounts, specifically targeting individuals in the United States.

AI-generated images in blogs can create skepticism about the authenticity of the text, leading to disappointment, especially in indie blogs. Some prefer hand-drawn images over AI-generated visuals to ensure the content reflects genuine human expression.

An AI-generated news site features articles that criticize opponents of the AI industry. Links to Targeted Victory, a firm involved in OpenAI's political initiatives, have been identified in connection with the site.

Of 22 paper submissions reviewed from NeurIPS, WACV, and TerraBytes, 15 (68%) included fabricated citations, fake author lists, or content generated by language models that displayed hallucinated technical jargon and irrelevant citations. This phenomenon is referred to as being in the "slop trenches," indicating challenges in handling low-quality AI-generated outputs.

Em dashes are praised for their versatility and expressive power in writing. They are favored for adding emphasis and creating a sense of freedom in text.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a crackdown on landlords using AI-generated images to promote properties deceptively. A "Rental Ripoff Report" has been released, outlining recommendations to address these practices.

Pangram's Chrome extension scans social media posts to identify and flag AI-generated content. This tool aims to help users make informed decisions about the content they engage with on platforms like LinkedIn.

AI-generated content is increasingly perceived as generic and inauthentic by consumers, leading to a backlash against 'AI-first' brands. Marketers are finding that emotional connections and authenticity are more important than efficiency in brand messaging.

A new marketing scam involves operators in Nigeria sending highly personalized, AI-generated email solicitations to authors, posing as marketing or PR experts. Authors are offered various marketing services for a fee, typically a few hundred dollars, and are then referred to a Nigerian contact.