Recently, major newspapers including the Chicago Sun-Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer faced backlash after publishing a summer reading list filled with fictitious book titles created by AI. Readers were outraged to discover that many of the recommended books did not exist, as the lists were generated without proper verification. The Chicago Sun-Times confirmed that they utilized AI technology for this list, leading to accusations of spreading misinformation. As a result, discussions about the reliability of AI in content creation have intensified, highlighting the potential pitfalls of automated publishing.