Italian newspaper ditches reporters for AI in first for print media


Italy's Il Foglio newspaper plans to print news solely generated by 'artificiale intelligenza' for a whole month. — Photo: Christoph Sator/dpa

ROME: Italian daily newspaper Il Foglio has released what it calls the world's first print newspaper created entirely with the help of "artificiale intelligenza".

As part of a one-month experiment beginning on Tuesday, a four-page AI-produced version of the regular 10-page edition is being included for free with the normal edition at the usual price of €1.80 (RM8.61).

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