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SueEllen replied

8 March 2023, 15:42
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

The fact GPT is based on the internet from.. 2021 I think... probably poses a slight issue for writing about current affairs. Reporting the news means it's not already on the internet widely.

It's used to write stories for papers in The Daily Express group so repeating itself in different ways is ok.
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d000hg replied

8 March 2023, 14:52
The fact GPT is based on the internet from.. 2021 I think... probably poses a slight issue for writing about current affairs. Reporting the news means it's not already on the internet widely.
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7 March 2023, 18:42
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Posting AI news stories!

https://www.theguardian.com/business...itten-using-ai

The owner of the Daily Mirror and the Express has published its first articles written using artificial intelligence – but its boss says journalists should not fear it means being replaced by machines.
Jim Mullen, the chief executive of Reach, said that after a working group explored the possibilities for the use of AI, the company let a bot produce three articles last week.

The articles were published on the local news site InYourArea.co.uk, one of which was “Seven Things to do in Newport”, with Mullen spying an opportunity to automate content based primarily on data and lists.
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