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#BBCLauraK: “Would you allow a programme to be made and presented by AI?” BBC Director General Matt Brittin: “I would do, within guardrails”

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Iain Dooley9 days ago

Marvellous. I guess you can start charging less for your telly tax if you’re going to ditch the expensive human onscreen ‘talent’ right? RIGHT?

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Odd Polls9 days ago

“Yes, starting with the Sunday morning politics show,” replied Mr Brittin

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James Fletcher 🇬🇧9 days ago

Interesting answer. AI is moving from being a production tool to potentially becoming part of what audiences actually see and hear on screen.

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From My Angle9 days ago

So, you want people to pay a license fee, for a machine, to splurt out propaganda. 📺 Got ya 💰

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alison hinshelwood9 days ago

Get rid of Strictly to start ! Miles away from what it used to be! Now Saturday night rubbish !

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Warriorwife9 days ago

Bye bye 👋

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Martin Clark9 days ago

Mark, homework, etc...

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John Stoddard9 days ago

CHECK YOUR PRESENTERS FULFIL their contrat chec k how nmany wekend shows stephen nolan missed last year so robboing us licence payers and meaning you had to pay anoter presenter to cover for him

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Graeme Thompson9 days ago

The bbc is more dangerous that AI

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Episode IV - living in the heart of the Matrix9 days ago

AI tends to be Right Wing So presumably those would be the guardrails

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Peter Martin9 days ago

Like, say, our legal system? Or the ECU?

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