Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use of AI in journalism

Re:Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use o... by ahartmetz on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @01:17PM (#38631672)

For those who don't know, Axel Springer is best known for Bild-Zeitung, an unethical, sensationalist, infamous, and stupid newspaper.

I'm not sure if that is a bad match for the new leadership of "Open"AI.

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Re:Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use o... by usr1106 on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @01:25PM (#38631814)

A publishing house owning a newspaper famous for not sticking to the facts.

Software not knowing what are facts.

Sounds like a good match, what could possibly go wrong...

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Re:Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use o... by tomatotomato31 on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @01:30PM (#38631917)

Just to bring an example: when a woman was dragged by a rope on her neck by her boyfriend behind his car, a Bild journalist was convincing a family member to take pictures from the hospital were she was.

Axel Springer is sick and a disgrace to humanity.

Shitty people doing shitty work

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Re:Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use o... by 15457345234 on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @02:38PM (#38633099)

also Business Insider and the *Insider publications

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Re:Partnership with Axel Springer to deepen beneficial use o... by wkat4242 on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @02:00PM (#38632445)

And the absolutely horrible piece of crapware infesting all European Samsung phones called "Upday"

This trash isn't actually confined to the company's home country Germany, sadly.

Indeed a very weird choice for a company with an ethical image like OpenAI.

Ps why the downvotes? It bakes celebrity bullshit gossip in the launcher, just swipe right. And it's chock full of spyware trackers. It's one of the first things I remove when I decrap a new phone.

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