Saddest excuse for journalism i've ever seen

[Postel16]

Scrolling away @ work and I came across this gem of a beauty. I seriously hope this is just someone's idea of a joke.

During viral moment, Colorado's Deion Sanders advised wounded TCU player to 'get back in this game' - www.partakegastropub.com

Deion's words ignited a fire of resilience within the injured athlete, like a spark in the darkness. His teammates, coaches, and the entire stadium seemed to

www.partakegastropub.com

 

[MJ29]

Scrolling away @ work and I came across this gem of a beauty. I seriously hope this is just someone's idea of a joke.

During viral moment, Colorado's Deion Sanders advised wounded TCU player to 'get back in this game' - www.partakegastropub.com

Deion's words ignited a fire of resilience within the injured athlete, like a spark in the darkness. His teammates, coaches, and the entire stadium seemed to

www.partakegastropub.com

I wouldn't call that site a news site, so I don't think it qualifies as journalism.

 

[NetflixAndClone]

That read like an AI wrote it.

 

[GMackey32]

I thought this was a thread about David Eickholt.

 

[Pitt_Clone]

That read like an AI wrote it.

This is exactly what I thought reading it. Wouldn't surprise me at all if that's the case.

 

[Sigmapolis]

Not sure this is worse than that time the New York Times denied the Ukrainian genocide in 1932.

 

[Jonyrose]

Very much ai generated. Lots of meaningless details to make it seem like a real story, but nothing specific like player names or score

It reads like a poorly written sports piece, which most are anymore and so it is going to be hard to tell the difference in the future.

 

[laminak]

I thought this was a thread about David Eickholt.

Not Randy Peterson?

 

[Postel16]

Not Randy Peterson?

I almost spit out my drink laughing at this

 

[NickTheGreat]

That read like an AI wrote it.

I felt like I was having a stroke trying to follow along.

 

[4theCYcle]

I came here to see Keith Olberman's name. Dude is a douche canoe and he in a way celebrated Rodgers injury. Anyways, I'll carry on.

 

[khardbored]

Wait ... this was written 2 days ago but Dion was coaching Jacksonville State????

 

[KidSilverhair]

Ah, yes, the fine sports journalist “Saraswathi” at partakegastropub dot com

I’m also sure Deion will be interested (and probably surprised) to know that his son “Shilo” plays for TCU. And even more surprised to discover TCU mounted an incredible comeback to win the game. During a cool fall afternoon in Boulder - which is quite a ways from a hot Fort Worth where they actually played.

This is definitely AI, and AI fan fiction at that.

 

[4theCYcle]

Wow, I actually took the time to read that extremely cheesy puffer piece all the way to the end. What.in.the.actual.

 

[Acylum]

Not sure this is worse than that time the New York Times denied the Ukrainian genocide in 1932.

They made up for it with their coverage of the holocaust though. …..

 

[KidSilverhair]

Just for grins I searched Partake gastropub. It was a restaurant in Vista, CA, that closed this spring after 4 years in business … somebody has poached the website to get clicks with this AI nonsense.

 

[NoCreativity]

That's the kind of website that gives your phone a disease, pure garbage.

 

[Tailg8er]

Scrolling away @ work and I came across this gem of a beauty. I seriously hope this is just someone's idea of a joke.

During viral moment, Colorado's Deion Sanders advised wounded TCU player to 'get back in this game' - www.partakegastropub.com

Deion's words ignited a fire of resilience within the injured athlete, like a spark in the darkness. His teammates, coaches, and the entire stadium seemed to

www.partakegastropub.com

How did you find this? Doesn't seem like something a normal person just scrolling would stumble upon. Twitter?

And with it being so blatantly obvious AI fiction, why share it here? It has so many blatant false 'facts' that's it's CLEARLY not a real story..

 

[mywayorcyway]

Very much ai generated. Lots of meaningless details to make it seem like a real story, but nothing specific like player names or score

It reads like a poorly written sports piece, which most are anymore and so it is going to be hard to tell the difference in the future.

I saw a YouTube video about golf courses that was AI generated. It was awesome, as an awesomely bad. It was about golf courses in Kansas but it kept showing photos from a golf course in Tucson because it had the same name. Another course it showed had a massive mountain range which I don't think Kansas has one of those. One of the courses had palm trees that was definitely not in Tucson.

The best part is when it said one of the top ranked courses had an annual membership fee of $150. That was the cost for men's league.

This garbage is going to wreck popular websites. Misinformation was already a huge problem but now you can generate misinformation in massive quantities in just a few seconds... and as the AI improves, the harder it's going to be to tell.

 

[EnkAMania]

I get all my news from partakegastropub.com