According to recent research, half of all newsrooms globally are now utilizing AI tools like ChatGPT, just months after they became widely available, and yet journalists still need to see chatbots as the end of their jobs. When it comes to how newsrooms control the use of GenAI tools, there are many different ways to do it.

As per the World Association of Publishers (WAN-IFRA) poll, 49 per cent of respondents claimed their newsrooms used Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms such as OpenAI's ChatGPT.

More Asian countries are introducing AI news readers. An AI anchor collects, tracks, and categorizes what is said and who said it, then translates that data into actionable and meaningful information. Automatically produced, searchable action items help you remember important details and never miss a beat.

However, AI news anchors are still in the testing phase, and it will be some time before they take over breaking news parts. News networks currently use them to present short news bulletins, sometimes with voice-overs recorded by human journalists and lip-synced by AI anchors. AI enthusiasts hail it as an exciting advance in Indian TV journalism. 

Source: Moneycontrol