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None of these anchors are real: Channel 1 plans for AI to generate news, broadcasters
(www.usatoday.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2023
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bravisimo !!!! why paying to have real humans to say the news, when AI can do it for you? right ? it does not sound dystopian at all, just AI, that will tell you what ever they want it to tell you!(not that now this in't happening.)\
Edit: I didn't mention legislation's, like they don't exist, jobs like this one will be lost, and no one will do something because some politicians will benefit from that. And maybe this is the beginning, wait till they start with other jobs(starting if not started).
Oh hey we're just entering a period where it's becoming harder and harder to tell what is legitimate information and what is AI generated propaganda? Why not demolish our credibility by joining the AI propaganda crowd!
I mean it's not like anyone is taking courses in ethics in journalism anymore anyway, it's just the "real world" version of Facebook outrage as "news" now anyway...
Man I miss being 12 and looking forward to what the future had in store. I used to say I want to be immortal just so I could see what awesome things we made in the future, now all I want is to never reach the future we're barreling towards...
We just have to have a personalized AI to read the news for you and give you a condensed "important bits you would find" version. Which you ignore because you're not that into the news that comes out lately. Cue dead internet theory again for the #789 time.