AI Bots Reportedly Copying Jokes From Young Female Comedians

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According to the source article, AI bots are taking jokes from young female comedians and reproducing them word for word. The piece says the bots mainly target this group of performers. It also argues that the practice is subtly affecting audiences in ways that are harder to notice. The excerpt available provides only a brief overview, so further details about specific cases, scale, or responses are not included here.

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