The Italian newspaper IL Foglio claims to have created the world's first issue prepared entirely with the help of artificial intelligence: journalists limited themselves to asking questions to a chatbot and reading the answers before inserting them into the issue.
The Italian newspaper IL Foglio claims to have created the world's first issue prepared entirely with the help of artificial intelligence: journalists limited themselves to asking questions to a chatbot and reading the answers before inserting them into the issue.
Claudio Cerasa, editor of IL Foglio, said the experiment is a test of how AI can work in the newsroom “in practice,” as well as to understand what this technology could mean for future journalism, Gizmodo writes .
"This will be the world's first daily newspaper on newsstands, created entirely with artificial intelligence," Cherasa said. "For everything. For writing texts, headlines, quotes, summaries. And sometimes even for irony."
IL Foglio AI contained 4 pages and was added to Tuesday's edition, it can also be viewed online .
