Google invests in news sites with robots as robots

Press Association, a British media organization, received about $ 807,000 from the third round of Google's Digital News Initiative investment. Their project is a collaborative news site between people and AI that creates daily newsletters, called Reporters and Data and Robots (journalists, data and robots) or simply RADAR.
RADAR listed on the DNI site is a big project, the goal is to provide 'ready-made' content for more news sites.

'Combining expert editors and automation, using abundant open source data and increasingly complex distribution tools, RADAR will provide significant improvements to the electronic news ecosystem. . This will boost the local press industry as the budget is under increasing pressure, but the public is more interested in news than ever.

RADAR is a news site project written by people and AI

Press Association editor Pete Clifton said my journalists and sisters should not be worried. He made sure that the AI ​​would not make people journalists obsolete.

'Skillful journalists will be an important factor in the process, but RADAR also allows us to use AI to increase the volume of cards, which is impossible when only humans'. Other units receiving investment from DNI are AJ Labs application of Al Jazeera, WikiTribune virtual news room and Project Arete - the place where digital advertising is published by Dennis Publishing.