Tackling such questions as (direct quote): "How do you edit journalism that is produced by a tool that is unpredictable and known to fabricate information?" If the answer isn't, don't use the broken tool in the first place, what are y'all even doing here?

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If you wouldn't hire a Stephen Glass or a Jayson Blair, why would any newsroom go anywhere near a tool that is "known to fabricate information"? Do Microsoft and other companies running these products get a pass on basic standards because their personal involvement is laundered through a chatbot?