"The use of AI in news reporting can lead to misinformation and low-quality reporting, contributing to a rising mistrust in journalism. As of now, it is still uncertain whether AI can produce accurate and reliable news reporting."

"Experts have raised concerns about the limitations of AI in journalism, highlighting the need for human editorial judgment to ensure accuracy and originality."

"A recent experiment by an Italian newspaper, Il Foglio, used AI to produce an edition, which resulted in articles with factual errors, typos and invented events."

"The accuracy of AI in reporting news has been a concern, with instances of AI-generated content containing unidentifiable quotes from fake experts and imaginary book titles...."

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Ellis: "I don't find it appropriate to stay a preliminary injunction pending appeal."

Ellis says the order is "enjoining all chilling of First Amendment rights."

Ellis, still ruling, makes a reference to awarding "complete relief" to the plaintiffs. She said it will "necessarily incidentally benefit other protesters, journalists and religious figures."

Ellis: "Requiring the government to comply with its obligations under the Constitution, in particular the Fourth Amendment, is simply not a harm."