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Because it's not true.
A news org that uses slop in place of journalism has no trademark in that slop.
When Getty uses slop to generate a celebrity image rather than paying a photog, there's no trademark issue.
Even if Disney uses it to create a Mickey cartoon, the trademark liability can be laid off by making prominent disclaimers, because trademark can only be invoked to prevent "confusion about the origin of goods or services."