In the wave of AI controversies and lawsuits, CNET has been publicly admonished since it first started posting thinly-veiled AI-generated content on its site in late 2022— a scandal that has culminated in the site being demoted from Trusted to Untrusted Sources on Wikipedia.
Considering that CNET has been in the business since 1994 and maintained a top-tier reputation on Wikipedia up until late 2020, this change came after lots of debate between Wikipedia’s editors and has drawn the attention of many in the media, including some CNET staff members.
Trust but verify my dude.
What you’re saying is that you don’t trust anything because everything has a bias associated to it.
You have a weird definition of trust.
Healthier than trusting nothing or no one
Worse than getting information from multiple sources.
I’ve yet to see a wiki article without a shit ton of sources listed clearly at the bottom.
What do you think the “verify” part of “Trust but verify” means? Lol