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‘There is only one Ben Leo, you can’t replace Ben Leo.’ ‘AI does need a source of truth.’ Matt Terrill and Stuart Fawcett discuss how BBC Director General Matt Brittin has outlined that programmes may be made and presented by AI in the future.

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Elliot Kane8 days ago

Perhaps the BBC have been looking at what Doctor Who fans have been doing with AI recently and thought, 'Well...' Could hardly blame them. Some of it's terrific.

Squirrel 🐿️ the Moron8 days ago

You mean like it’s being done now

BlessBritain8 days ago

AI will prevent human error, and we constantly want better in every area of life. AI will bring a better life.

marguerita Innes8 days ago

@Benleo replace yiur guest @MatthewStadlen with AI program to make him nice and a @reformparty_uk supporter , yes !

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