
About this episode
Could machine-generated articles replace those created by human beings?
After their series on AI in the media, Alan and Lionel now turn to listeners’ questions.
There's no question that AI could help to make journalists lives easier, but what sort of practical uses will there be on a day-to-day basis? Is there a risk that AI will take over the creative roles of writers and reporters? And what are the main threats to media employees?
Alan and Lionel remain cautiously optimistic about the future of the tools that will become more and more available.
They’re convinced that the subtlety, wit and nuance of real-life journalists will win out and cannot be replaced by machines. At least not yet…
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