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What happened when a newspaper let AI take over

The Washington Post · Annabelle Timsit · last updated
Foglio AI is the brainchild of Claudio Cerasa, the editor of Italian center-right daily newspaper Il Foglio, who said he created it to explore the capabilities and limitations of AI — and as a kind of call to arms to journalists.

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