Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a hot issue in recent months, as the technology has been put to a variety of new applications, including personalised shopping, fraud detection, and voice help. However, like with any technical progress, ethical problems have emerged, notably in automation and content production. CNET published articles written by an AI engine this week, sparking fears about the potential for AI to replace human writers. The AI-generated pieces on CNET, on the other hand, contained typos, suggesting that human authors may not have anything to worry about just yet.
