Award Winning Journalist admits to writing Fake News

[notimp]

@supersonicwaffle :

Here is another person that shares the opinion, that journalism should become more personalized:

"Technology has always changed journalism. Usually not for the worst. [...] Journalist say we will be replaced by robots. [...] Yes, Some journalist will, but not all. Journalism will become more personalised." (John Micklethwait, Bloomberg @business) #DLD19

src: https://twitter.com/DLDConference/status/1087291632884555777

You could then combine it with Data Driven Content Production ( https://twitter.com/DLDConference/status/1087286515502338048 ) and analyzing your consumers facial expressions ( https://twitter.com/DLDConference/status/1087280035575328768 )
and we really might have something there...

All those are from the same Twitter feed from a Future of tech conference within a few hours.

Dang, I really am a tad pessimistic on all this, aint I.

The video to the talk the direct quote is from should be online within a few hours. I'll link it then.

edit: Videolink - Journalism in the age of AI: h**ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65jDYCAnLJU
(From the previous editor of The Economist)

 

[notimp]

Here is the ProSiebenSat.1 groups perspective (german TV broadcaster) on the future of media.

Max Conze: “You need to have a sense where the world is going. You need to be relevant for the next generation. And you don’t have to be afraid of canibalization.” #DLD19 https://t.co/snbouHvwkz

— ProSiebenSat.1 (@P7S1Group) January 20, 2019

edit: Video menitoned above is online. I've added the link in the prior posting.

 

[fiis]

Wait, you mean to say that people are not 100% clean? damn, crushed my dreams there. Derp, of course no one is 100% clean, everyone has dirt. the degree of dirt is what counts.