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Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 10:28 am
He dreams of an AI tool that would magically transform their long-form articles into different formats for different audiences. He also warned that Russian troll armies. while not requiring AI. could see their impact amplified with access to generative AI: the Russian government could “use the existence of generative AI to reduce the existence of truth.” For now. he remains more down-to-earth. concluding his presentation with the phrase “Good AI is boring AI!” Sultan Suleimanov of the Russian newspaper Meduza The importance of making languages accessible that are not familiar to a Nordic audience was demonstrated by Sydsvenskan journalist Ines Hamdan . who exposed AJ+’s storytelling methods on Sweden.
According to the stories published by the Qatari media armenia telegram outlet. the Swedes’ favourite pastime is to “burn the Koran in the morning. kidnap a child at noon and dream about NATO at night”. Using a somewhat artisanal method of copying information into ChatGPT and then asking it to cluster by most used keywords. she was able to reveal that most of the content on Sweden actually came from a Turkish news agency. Smarter recommendations Data scientist Jacob Welander presented the Schibsted Group’s approach to content recommendation and personalization.
The Curate project involves the partial automation of homepages for some of the group’s titles. where the top positions are still manually controlled while the rest are determined by the automated system. Welander explained how the content recommendation system started with simple “ rankers .” algorithms that take a list of articles and rate them according to their relevance. and then personalized by adding different news topics as ranking value to cater to varied interests beyond the dominant demographic—i.
According to the stories published by the Qatari media armenia telegram outlet. the Swedes’ favourite pastime is to “burn the Koran in the morning. kidnap a child at noon and dream about NATO at night”. Using a somewhat artisanal method of copying information into ChatGPT and then asking it to cluster by most used keywords. she was able to reveal that most of the content on Sweden actually came from a Turkish news agency. Smarter recommendations Data scientist Jacob Welander presented the Schibsted Group’s approach to content recommendation and personalization.
The Curate project involves the partial automation of homepages for some of the group’s titles. where the top positions are still manually controlled while the rest are determined by the automated system. Welander explained how the content recommendation system started with simple “ rankers .” algorithms that take a list of articles and rate them according to their relevance. and then personalized by adding different news topics as ranking value to cater to varied interests beyond the dominant demographic—i.