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AI anchors will change the way news is presented

April 02, 2024 | 09:41 |11223
The American television company Channel 1 has announced a new service that will present news to a specific user in an interesting way.The American television company Channel 1 has announced a new service that will present news to a specific user in an interesting way.
Source: techcult.ru

The American television company Channel 1 has announced a new service that will present news to a specific user in an interesting way.

A specially created artificial intelligence model is capable of analyzing multiple sources of information simultaneously and in a short period of time. The new AI does not create news, but only changes the way they are presented with the appropriate emphasis.

It has two components - external and internal. The first component is photorealistic virtual presenters that can speak any language, use facial expressions and body language. Information is taken from official sources, news services and public platforms.

The second part of the AI analyzes the user's preferences. It can study multiple sources in real time, such as social media or stock market charts, to add interesting details to the story. AI can even complete what was not captured by journalists’ cameras.

The user in his application himself configures “who” and “how” he will be told about events.

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