Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished

Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by anm89 on Sunday November 24, 2019 @02:09AM (#21618918)

Everything else aside, this article has an unbelievable amount of typos for a mainstream publication

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Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by osrec on Sunday November 24, 2019 @06:22AM (#21619715)

Seems to be common with BBC articles lately. I read their tennis pages often, and it amazes me how often they get the winner of a match wrong! It's almost as if the reviewer has no context when checking through the article.

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Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by yahwrong on Sunday November 24, 2019 @07:21AM (#21619977)

Probably AI written content.

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Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by osrec on Sunday November 24, 2019 @02:48PM (#21622833)

I don't think the content is AI generated, but I know for sure their Brexit articles get a tonne of bots spamming the comments section.

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Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by retrac on Sunday November 24, 2019 @08:46PM (#21624838)

All journalism seems to be suffering from this more. With the financial crunch the sector is facing, who can afford a copy editor?

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Re:Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished by daodedickinson on Sunday November 24, 2019 @08:48AM (#21620380)

Well, it seems to me that they can only get more likely from here?

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