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WIRED Retracts Excerpt from 'The Future of Truth' Amid AI-Generated Content Concerns

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WIRED retracts an excerpt from Steve Rosenbaum's book 'The Future of Truth' after AI-detection tools suggest significant AI-generated content, despite the author's claims of only using AI for research and editing.

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