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Possible LLM generated text

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I’ve tagged the article with {{AI-generated}}. I mainly suspect the _Associated Controversies_ section to to be generated by an LLM, though more text could be as well. I’m unsure partially because the article is at least 6 years old and relatively short, this section is a fair chunk of the total length.

At first glance the cited references seem to exist and have titles that match the ones used in the <ref> tags, apart from at least one (but it could have been changed by the website after it was added as a reference here, have not checked with the Wayback Machine yet).

I would like to hear what other Wikipedians think before before I go and remove large chunks of the article based on a sniff test alone (I found this article while patrolling Recent Changes, thinking that a large delete was potential vandalism). Gurkubondinn (talk) 23:24, 30 July 2025 (UTC)[reply]