AI "workers" have emerged in the media industries of Europe and the United States, but their recent situations are generally bumpy. For example, this month, Bloomberg deleted an AI summary claiming that "Trump imposed tariffs on Canada last year", and another correction statement said that the AI "failed to distinguish...

AI "Workers" Emerge in European and American Media Industries, but the Recent Situation is Generally Bumpy. For Example, This Month, Bloomberg Deleted an AI Abstract Claiming that "Trump Imposed Tariffs on Canada Last Year". Another Correction Stated that AI "Failed to Distinguish...

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AI "Workers" Emerge in European and American Media Industries, but the Recent Situation is Generally Bumpy. For Example, This Month, Bloomberg Deleted an AI Abstract Claiming that "Trump Imposed Tariffs on Canada Last Year". Another Correction Stated that AI "Failed to Distinguish...

AI "Workers" Emerge in European and American Media Industries, but the Recent Situation is Generally Bumpy. For Example, This Month, Bloomberg Deleted an AI Abstract Claiming that "Trump Imposed Tariffs on Canada Last Year". Another Correction Stated that AI "Failed to Distinguish Between Actively Managed and Passively Managed Funds, Therefore Providing Incorrect Data". Bloomberg Announced the Launch of "AI News Abstract Summary" on January 15th This Year. Since Then, Below the Titles of Many Bloomberg News Articles, There Will Be a Text Box with a Noticeable Hint, Showing Three Highlights of News Summarized by "Bloomberg AI". (Source: Bloomberg Website) Apparently, Bloomberg is Not the Only Media Organization Trying to Introduce AI "Workers". Gannett, the Largest Newspaper Group in the United States, Also Adopted Similar Technology, Displaying...