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      <title>Fake News: The rise of an AI 'newsroom' in northern Michigan</title>
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      <description>A new local newsroom appeared in Grand Traverse County seemingly overnight. Prism News publishes under the bylines of nearly 40 journalists.But here’s the catch: None of those reporters are human.</description>
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