[schiffern]

  >Ultimately, his story is a poignant meditation on the inevitability of change and the enduring power of tradition.

I wish, occasionally, AI would close with

  >Ultimately, his story is a trite and shallow distraction which fails to leave a lasting impression upon the reader.

The article may indeed be a "poignant meditation" (I liked it personally). but when AI shoehorns the last sentence of every summary into this exact same sort of vaguely-positive cliche, it becomes worthless as an uncorrupted signal of real information.

A fun experiment would be to ask your favorite AI

   "Find me a recent article that is not worth reading and has no worthwhile journalistic, philosophical, emotional, or any other kind of takeaways."

Then (separately) ask it to summarize the article and see how it closes...

[ragazzina]

Your intuition is right. ChatGPT can suggest you a book that is not worth reading in its opinion (The Secret by Rhonda Byrne) but then its summary is basically positive.