Here, AI is not snatching reporters’ jobs or replacing them. Instead, it is aimed at protecting journalists in the country, where the media is facing strict restrictions. And this plan is being executed in a novel way.

While journalists in much of the world see artificial intelligence as a threat to their livelihoods, in Venezuela – where showing your face on a news report can conceivably land you in jail – many see it more favorably;

A local newspaper in Hawaii called The Garden Island is using AI to power fake news anchors. Unsurprisingly, they're freaky.

Connectas says its artificial intelligence avatars are fake, but not the news generated by the upstart media service amid post-election censorship and repression.

The news anchors are generated using AI, and they look, sound and move realistically. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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