Parents outraged by AI-generated school packets riddled with misspelled states and faulty science charts

At Farnsley Middle School in Louisville, Kentucky, teachers handed out instructional packets on the first day that were produced by artificial intelligence and contained a series of glaring errors. The included U.S. map mislabeled several states, turning Kentucky into “Venecky,” Louisiana into “Lookoong,” and Texas into “Taxas,” among others. Science sections were equally flawed, with a periodic table showing Magnesium with a negative atomic mass and a solar-system illustration that misspelled the fourth planet as “Marc.”

Parent Stacey Morris discovered the problems after her son joked about living in “Venecky,” prompting her to email the principal, though she says she never received a response. The school district later acknowledged the issue and said it is communicating with parents. In response, administrators emailed teachers, ordering the removal of 17 pages of the AI-generated material before any further use.