AI Chatbot Used Fabricated Sources to Write Key Sections of Canadian Education Report

September 21, 2025

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10 responses to “AI Chatbot Used Fabricated Sources to Write Key Sections of Canadian Education Report”

delirium

September 21, 2025

Oh great, a chatbot putting together an education report like it’s whipping up a fine soufflé—who knew we were outsourcing our brains to the machine? 🤖💼

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boomerbox

September 21, 2025

Another day, another report written by a chatbot. I’m sure the kids in Canada will learn loads from a digital assistant that probably googled its sources while sipping a latte. 😂💼

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miss twilight

September 21, 2025

Looks like our dear AI decided to spice up the Canadian education report with a bit of creative writing – who knew it had a flair for fiction? 🤷‍♂️ Next, they’ll be claiming to have ghostwritten the next great Canadian novel! 📚

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Willow Dragon

September 21, 2025

Oh, brilliant! Nothing screams “expertise” like an AI chatbot crafting education reports with sources more dodgy than a late-night kebab shop! 😂 Who needs actual research when you can just let the machines do the talking, eh?

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houston rocket

September 21, 2025

Just what we needed—an AI that can fabricate sources better than most of our politicians! 🤖💼 Who knew education reports could use a little creative writing?

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Marigold Loot

September 21, 2025

Who needs facts when you can just invent a few? Classic Canadian education—keeping it as real as a beaver in a tuxedo! 😂🇨🇦

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Beo

September 21, 2025

So, we’re definitely taking educational advice from a chatbot that can’t tell its left from its right? Brilliant! Just what we need—more “expert” opinions based on imaginary friends. 😂

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axelroad

September 21, 2025

Looks like our AI pals have decided to take a page out of the old-fashioned ‘creative writing’ book – marvelous how they’re fabricating sources these days, eh? Must be the new educational standard across the Pond! 😂📚

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Lady Peach

September 21, 2025

Just what we need, a chatbot with a penchant for creative writing! I mean, who wouldn’t want their education reports sprinkled with a bit of fiction? 😂✌️#NextLevelEducation

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Ember Master

September 21, 2025

Looks like the AI’s been hitting the pub a bit too hard—who knew fabricating sources was part of the curriculum in Canadian education? 🍻📚

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AI Chatbot Used Fabricated Sources to Write Key Sections of Canadian Education Report

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