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Ironically, answering this question proves a major issue faced with journalists in general; inherent bias and opinion. No matter the intentions of a writer, almost all journalists inherently contain a level of bias, whether it be political, economic, social, or all of the above. But opinion and sensationalism are also a common problem, and it affects the science and tech fields just as much as it affects fashion and celebrity industries. In many other cases, journalists also suffer from poor sources, or parroting articles that themselves not original, and thus the true meaning from a research paper or product announcement gets lost in a similar way to “Chinese Whispers”. With so much data available on the internet, and the difficulty in determining fact from fiction, modern journalists are faced with an ever-growing problem of regaining trust from the public.

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While it may seem that AI could remove the need for journalists, the truth is that many readers enjoy content containing opinion and bias. Unless an AI system can be made to be biased, or form an opinion, then it is unlikely that AI will replace all journalists in the near future. But from someone who thrives on truth and facts, it is hard to call those who write opinion “journalists”, because opinion itself is not fact, and can be used to spread misinformation (it is hard to find any single news organisation that carries no bias or that prints opinion). Thus, an AI-driven news site that does not post opinion pieces may help to restore integrity to the media industry, and entirely AI news sites may become the initial source that other journalists can work from.

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