SMRTR AISep 14, 2025Ars Technica

Education report calling for ethical AI use contains over 15 fake sources

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A major education report recommending ethical AI use ironically contained over 15 falsified sources, undermining its credibility. Faculty members discovered the fabricated citations in the Newfoundland report, with one professor calling it a "deeply flawed process" that "demolishes trustworthiness." Officials acknowledged "potential errors" and promised to update the document.

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