AI has been in the news, but mostly for the wrong reasons. Sure, deep fakes have fooled many, especially those involving celebrities, but there’s a troubling trend of it spreading to other fields, where this tool isn’t meant to replace hard work.
A prosecutor in a local DA’s office in Georgia submitted documents that were AI-generated—they included fake citations and statutes. This was for an appeal before the Georgia Supreme Court. Now, journalists are using it to adjust statements from government officials to fit their narrative bias. The Department of Homeland Security exposed ABC7 Los Angeles by showing side-by-side what they did, while also revealing the falsehood that the agency never responded to their inquiry. This is related to an ICE raid outside a courthouse in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
A chaotic scene unfolded outside the Rancho Cucamonga courthouse when federal agents detained multiple men Thursday morning.
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 10, 2026
The arrests were caught on camera. https://t.co/rQfREycwtP pic.twitter.com/MSGVMvM4A6
IDEOLOGICAL CENSORSHIP.@ABC7 News Los Angeles revealed that they are using AI to edit DHS statements to conform to their narrative bias, including the removal of an illegal alien’s criminal background.
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) April 10, 2026
There are no journalistic “ethics and standards” that empower the media to… https://t.co/NA5dXimvDi pic.twitter.com/VGBE5qvlLq
Umm…wow. https://t.co/mgpClLHPzM
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) April 10, 2026
Just wild stuff, but not shocking. It makes you wonder if you’re also getting the best dentist, doctor, or lawyer now.