The technology news site CNET and the financial advice website Bankrate have both recently announced that they are pausing their use of artificial intelligence (AI) generated content in response to a backlash from readers. Both companies had been using AI-generated articles, but users were not satisfied with the quality of these automated pieces. As a result, CNET and Bankrate have decided to take a step back and focus on creating original content instead.
This decision is reflective of an overall trend towards more thoughtful approaches when it comes to how we create digital media. People want stories that are meaningful and engaging rather than just quick snippets created by algorithms without any human input or oversight. This shift away from AI-generated content also speaks volumes about our increasing awareness of what constitutes ethical journalism practices in this age of automation.
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