Traditionally-crafted news articles are more comprehensible than articles produced with automation. This was the finding of a Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) study that was recently ...

Despite the survey results showing readers aren't big fans of AI-generated news, many outlets are using the technology to ...

A new study found that consumers of online news find AI-generated news articles harder to understand than articles written ...

DDB Melbourne and experimental AI consultancy Pow Wow Solutions have developed the Bullshit’o’Meter for publisher Crikey that ...

the comprehensibility of AI-generated news articles. Despite advancements in artificial intelligence, the study found that readers still prefer traditionally crafted news pieces. The study ...

The research shed light on the critical role human editors played in making AI content readable, suggesting that human ...

Readers find automated news articles poorer than manually-written texts in relation to word choice and use of numbers.

Despite the survey results showing readers aren’t big fans of AI-generated news, many outlets are using the technology to some degree in their coverage, including the Associated Press ...

Readers find automated news articles poorer than manually-written ... This was despite the fact that the AI-generated articles had been sub-edited by journalists prior to publication.

Despite the survey results showing readers aren’t big fans of AI-generated news, many outlets are using the technology to some degree in their coverage, including the Associated Press, The New York ...