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Did no one pay attention to what the creation of Skynet led to?
Artificial Intelligence, AI, especially in its generative AI large language model form, has taken front and center lately in the discussion of contemporary culture. There are all of the awful AI-generated political memes out there, deepfake nude images, faulty legal … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, AI slop, artificial intelligence, deepfake, legislation, Skynet, terminator
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Return to “Pink Slime” Journalism: AI Scraping Edition
Last fall I had a post about the phenomenon known as “pink slime” journalism. Basically it’s where websites churn out content using either low-paid writers or generative AI. The “news” is either low-quality scrapings from legitimate sites or paid political … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, ch05journalism, generative AI, pink slime journalism
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