[Tyler]

You'll never believe what neural networks can do now
16 October 2015, 12:00 am

                    Clickbait headlines are the lowest form of journalism, but could they be written by a machine? After all, the Associated Press is using one to write complete financial articles, terrible as they are.

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Source: AI in the News

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[Don Patrick]

Funny that this is news now. I just saw it the other day on Reddit. The original is a fun read, but no, I have no difficulty believing that neural networks can generate random-ish nonsense headlines.

[Art]

They're probably responsible for printing all those rags like the Star, Enquirer, OK, blah...and blah...whatever celebrity is doing behind some other celebrity's back. How one celebrity bought a mansion in the country for a mere 13.5 million dollars and owns two other homes plus a lot of high end sports cars. Two years later, she's posted in the paper as being broke and homeless, spouse left...and...<insert more blah...here>.

Yes, I'm sure that with a little nudging, a computer could write and print this drivel. The real owner just sits back and collects the money because he knows that people love this stuff like a kid loves candy!