2023-01-27 18:05:03.113049+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
CNet and BuzzFeed writing articles with ChatGPT has me thinking about how many links to those sites I've put on my blog over the years, and how in most cases what I really wanted was the original press release/kit that was worked into the story.
If "journalism" has been reduced to "rewrite the press release to introduce errors", what we need to do is bypass the monetization of that process altogether.
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