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AI Programmers Making News Synthesizers and Readers - 2011 Artificial Intelligent News
Did you understand that AI or artificial intelligence is getting better and smarter every day? It's true, and these AI news synthesizers are incredibly advanced. In fact, some of what's to come in 2011, is nearly scarier than what is already here and operating behind the scenes. Some things you almost certainly didn't know. Oh, so now I've your curiosity, do I? Okay so you are wondering if what I'm saying is true? Indeed it is.

In check here there was a great article with this topic in the brand new York Times on December 22, 2010 titled; "Wall Street Computer That Trade on the news headlines," by Graham Bowley. In the article it stated that academic and business teams had come up with almost 4,000 words that might be found in a small business news story in regards to a company, how so you ask?

Well, content, and this article stated; "Feel-good or Feel Bad words include obvious ones like; Ingenuity, Strength, Winner, Litigious, Colludes, Risk, etc." and "The software typically identifies the subject of a story and examines the specific words. The programs are written to identify the meaning of content in context, like distinguishing between; terribly, good and terribly good."

Perhaps you are aware that a lot of large companies have "resume readers" now, which search for key words such as MBA, University of, a decade at, etc, etc. and this saves time from studying 10,000 job applicant resumes, weeding it right down to 20-50 or so, to be considered as a second review? And perhaps, you didn't know that there is now derivative software which re-writes articles changing wording to make new versions of the same article.

Further, some writing software now allows newbie reporters to punch in the; who, what, when, where, and how, and create the complete news story, obituary, traffic accident, fire incident, arrest, political even, etc. - Indeed, other news software now scours many news sources, and creates the brand new article borrowing re-written derivative phrases from several articles, and thus, totally eliminates the necessity for reporters or writers at all?

What's that famous line, "if you steal content from one person it really is plagiarism, but if you steal content from many sources its research." Apparently, you will find a good deal of research going on in the web news scenery these days? Indeed, I sincerely hope you will consider all this and I hope you will please think on it.

Lance Winslow is really a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the web Think Tank http://www.worldthinktank.net - Lance Winslow believes it's hard work to create 22,222 articles; http://www.bloggingcontent.net/.
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