[thepuppet33r]

It's odd that they include the phrase "a board game invented in prison" in every photo caption. Is this an AI caption thing that repeats the same descriptor each time?

> Dana Lopez sands a wooden token for poleana, a board game invented in prison, in his workshop in Mexico State, Mexico, Friday, Oct. 25, 2024. (AP Photo/Ginnette Riquelme)

> Jonathan Rulleri, the founder of Poleanas Canada Frogs, holds up a poleana board, a game he invented in prison, to be raffled off before the start of a tournament in Mexico City, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024.

> A player moves his piece in poleana, a board game invented in prison, during a tournament in Mexico City, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024

> Dana Lopez, right, paints a board for poleana, a board game invented in prison, while her son Kevin plays in their workshop in the State of Mexico, Mexico, Friday, Oct. 25, 2024

> Residents play poleana, a board game invented in prison, in Mexico City, Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024

[tomjakubowski]

I imagine it's because the photos can sometimes be used in other contexts divorced from article, and they just don't bother to write more than one caption for this purpose.

[barbs]

Interesting, the second instance you mentioned says that Jonathan Rulleri invented the game, which is false.

[klooney]

Boston Globe does this too, it's very odd- but it's a long-standing house photo caption style thing.