How did this article even get published? (alternate thread title: I welcome our AI overlords)

spacejamz

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Pretty sure no human read this before someone clicked SUBMIT or whatever the process to make it available to the public is...

gives credit to Editor...he needs to be fired...or was this just some very bad AI???

Hell there is even a mis-spelling in the headline.

Link to article: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/te...p&cvid=db0b6851b2c349bb9e1c76e4c4413674&ei=22

Carlos Alcaraz is destroyng each thrilling information at US Open 2023​

Story by Editor •16h

Matteo Arnaldi reached the second week in a Main for the primary time, on the US Open 2023, however solely surrendered to defending champion Carlos Alcaraz with a rating of 6-3, 6-3, 6-4.The Spaniard is destroyning each thrilling information at Flushing Meadows.

He fastidiously performed the important thing factors of the match and, with out overdoing it, he turned the second participant capable of acquire entry to the quarterfinals of the US Open on three events earlier than turning 21 within the Open Period: solely Andre Agassi had achieved this feat within the three-year interval 1988-1990.As if that weren’t sufficient, Alcaraz has additionally matched Johan Kriek and brought not less than quarterfinals in his first three appearances at Flushing Meadows.

The steadiness was damaged within the sixth recreation, when the tape accommodated the ball to Alcaraz on the third break level granted to him by Arnaldi.

The Spaniard did not exist and shocked his opponent in return with a successful forehand. The Italian didn’t make himself harmful within the serving rounds of Alcaraz, which completed 6-3. Within the second set of play, the 20-year-old instantly engaged the autopilot and stopped Arnaldi with an impressive backhand move.With drop pictures and lobs, Alcaraz continued to grind the sport; Arnaldi, nonetheless, received his first actual probability at 3-4.

15-30 forward, the native of Sanremo made two critical errors together with his forehand and allowed the Spaniard to stretch.Within the third set, a response of delight allowed Arnaldi to maneuver ahead by a break, enjoying an incredible recreation at 1-1.

Alcaraz raised his head instantly and signed the counter break.Marketa Vondrousova and Madison Keys will compete for one of many two locations within the semifinals within the backside half of the ladies’s important draw. For the reigning Wimbledon champion, that is the primary qualification for the quarterfinals of the US Open, whereas Keys participated within the final act of the house Slam in 2017.The Czech participant did not look like in her finest situation, however she nonetheless managed to overturn with the rating of (3) 6-7, 6-3, 6-2 a match that turned quite sophisticated with Peyton Stearns.

There was no match on the Arthur Ashe between Keys and Jessica Pegula. The present WTA quantity 3 couldn’t assist however shake palms and congratulate her countrywoman.
 
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lxskllr

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How does a bot misspell words? Even if it doesn't know what it's saying, it shouldn't be using words that don't exist.
 

GodisanAtheist

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How does a bot misspell words? Even if it doesn't know what it's saying, it shouldn't be using words that don't exist.

-Perhapse a common misspelling and the training algo doesn't know what to do with it and just keeps it as another word that goes with the words around it.

While it's not AI by a longshot, I've encountered plenty of spell check systems that completely fall apart when you type out a word phonetically or make some other common spelling mistakes and they suggest weird unrelated words that are multiple letters and meanings off of a word that might be wrong by a letter or two.
 

KB

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Reminds me of a lot of language translators, particularly early ones. I wonder if it was written in Thai or Vietnamese and converted to English as those languages have some of the worst translators.