James Raptis, the media lawyer identified by an ABC investigation as being linked to an AI plagiarism operation, has left his position at Australian Community Media.
ACM chief financial officer Chris Hitch informed staff in an internal message that Mr Raptis had tendered his resignation and would finish up at the company immediately."We wish him well in his future endeavours."The ABC has contacted ACM and Mr Raptis for comment; neither provided a response immediately.
When the ABC contacted Mr Raptis to ask whether he was behind the sites, they were all taken down within hours. Mr Raptis's social media activity showed that he followed – and liked plagiarised articles posted by – one of the sites.We asked this Australian lawyer if he was behind a 'parasitic' content farm.
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