The article discusses the challenges print media faces due to digital advancements and highlights the innovative steps taken by publishers, particularly the Italian newspaper Il Foglio. It describes Il Foglio's experiment with AI-generated articles, where the output was reviewed by humans. Under the guidance of editor Claudio Cerasa, the paper plans to incorporate AI-written content into its regular offerings, reflecting a broader trend among media companies grappling with the rise of artificial intelligence in journalism.
"For one month, beginning in late March, Il Foglio printed a daily insert consisting of four pages of AI-written articles and headlines, showcasing a bold experiment in journalism."
"It's impossible to hide AI. And you have to understand that it's like the wind; you have to manage it," emphasized Claudio Cerasa, highlighting the inevitability of AI in publishing.
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