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The Forms and Development Strategies of Artificial Intelligence Involvement in News Production
- 1 Nanjing Communication University
- 2 Nanjing Communication University
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Abstract
With the rapid development of technology, AI technology has deeply penetrated various stages of news production. From content generation, editing, and distribution to data analysis, it has shown great influence and application potential. This paper analyzes the various forms in which AI is involved in news production, such as automated news writing and editing, technical advancements in news data collection and analysis, and the personalization of news expression and experience. It also explores the challenges AI faces in news production, including the limitations of content generation, privacy and copyright issues, and how to ensure the authenticity of information. The paper provides strategies to address these challenges, aiming to promote the healthy and sustainable development of AI technology in news production, bringing new vitality and opportunities to the news industry.
Keywords
Artificial intelligence, news production, development strategies
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Liu,X.;Yang,S. (2024). The Forms and Development Strategies of Artificial Intelligence Involvement in News Production. Advances in Social Behavior Research,12,19-24.
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