The Chicago Sun-Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer published a summer reading list containing mostly fake titles generated by AI. The list, created by freelance writer Marco Buscaglia, included numerous nonexistent books attributed to real authors. King Features, the content distributor, has terminated its relationship with Buscaglia for failing to disclose the use of AI. Both newspapers have removed the list and are investigating the accuracy of other content. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the reliability of AI in journalism and the need for rigorous fact-checking.