Labour run by AI?

Can’t make out which paper that is but can hazard a guess.
You’re comfortable with people photographing strangers on a train?

The regular Sunday morning Labour-bashing post.

Millions of people are using AI (including Microsoft co-pilot) to research and write copy.

Many of the regulars on this forum are posting big sections of AI generated text. Hands up anyone who was enjoying a glass of wine while doing so. Shame on you.

More worrying is that someone can’t work on a train without their privacy being invaded and sold to the gutter press.

Yawn!

AI is widely used in many professions now.

Prior to AI, but still in the age of IT “spell checking” “grammar checking” and Me Google was still used extensively when writing reports. I used these “aids” when writing reports and presentations, to find replacement words and gain ideas.

What a non-story!

Also, most of us who use AI do so once the outline of the report/presentation etc are submitted to AI for “improvements”.

It’s no different to other aids which might have been available prior to AI.

can anyone defend this seems they can judging by the above posts. I agree with them.
Petty reporting by whatever paper this was. Anything to have a go at Labour.

Yawn! Can anyone defend this journalist's invasion of privacy? Can anyone defend the journalists use of the word "quaffing"? Perhaps he got this meaningless word from AI to make his front page article more emotive? 😉

I'm appalled at this journalist and no one can defend him it seems.

LemonJam

Yawn! Can anyone defend this journalist's invasion of privacy? Can anyone defend the journalists use of the word "quaffing"? Perhaps he got this meaningless word from AI to make his front page article more emotive? 😉

I'm appalled at this journalist and no one can defend him it seems.

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News would have better reported.

This side would have on his way home from work, so outside of work, he can have a small glass of alcohol, he can look up and do what he likes on his laptop, from his seat, in his own time.

HOWEVER, whoever was sitting next to him clearly looked at his laptop if they knew what he was working on, I’d question this aide’s security clearance. Perhaps in the future, best not to work on the train, though I’ve certainly done it in the past!

Aide not side, thank you auto correct!

I think AI has its place but I think in many aspects it isn't going to work as humans have an automatic reaction against it. People sense the non human aspect of it in speeches, books, ads, etc.