The New York Times severs ties with freelance journalist over AI use in book review
The book review contained language that appeared to be lifted from The Guardian's own review.
The New York Times severs ties with freelance journalist over AI use in book review
The book review contained language that appeared to be lifted from The Guardian's own review.
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