Hundreds of tourists are reportedly flocking to a small Tasmanian town to sample its famed hot springs, only to find an AI ...

It was a destination too good to be true. An Australian travel company has admitted that its use of artificial intelligence ...

An Australian tour company’s AI-generated article falsely promoted “Weldborough Hot Springs” in Tasmania, sending confused tourists to a town with no such attraction. Owner Scott Hennessy admitted the ...

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An AI-generated blog on a tour company’s website has landed tourists in hot water — and not the kind they were looking for — after it emerged the “tranquil” northern Tasmania hot springs it ...

A faulty AI-powered feature on a popular Tasmania Tours website showed recommendations for "Weldborough Hot Springs" that actrually does not exist. The blog described the place as a "tranquil haven." ...

The company told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation all AI-generated blog posts have since been taken down ...

AI-generated blog post sends travellers to imaginary Tasmanian hot springs - Article on tour company’s website directed visitors to pools ‘rich in therapeutic minerals’ in remote town ...

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Travellers are being warned to double check information generated by AI after tourists showed up to an attraction that didn't ...

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