DON'T SETTLE FOR THE AI VERSION OF THE CROTON CHRONICLE--INSIST ON THE REAL THING

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Posting of the Chronicle is forbidden on a popular Croton Facebook page, so members are forced to do an end run to discuss the articles.

Earlier this week the Chronicle published an extensive, in-depth interview with trustee Nora Nicholson, who is running for re-election in November. This online newspaper, which serves the entire Croton community, is publishing interviews with all six candidates for village office; an interview with Mayor Brian Pugh should be published late next week.

Naturally these interviews are of broad interest in the village, so a leading member of the Facebook group “The Croton Point” wanted to recommend it to other group members. However, the group has a longstanding and explicit policy of prohibiting group members from posting links to The Croton Chronicle, although posting articles from other publications is permissible. So he posted an AI synopsis of the Q&A, which apparently is allowed. SEE THE SCREENSHOTS AND READ MORE AT Don't settle for the AI version of The Croton Chronicle--insist on the real thing!