Was this created by a human or computer? See if you can tell the difference.
The painting “The Next Rembrandt,” a creation of artificial intelligence, is shown at a gallery in Amsterdam in 2016. (Robin Van Lonkhuijsen/European Pressphoto Agency)A news agency operating in Britain and Ireland recently announced that beginning next year, it hopes to produce 30,000 data-driven news stories per month with the help of artificial intelligence. Backed by an $800,000 grant from Google, the Press Association’s project aims to add more resources for its local news coverage by combing through databases and tailoring articles for specific communities, for example. The announcement, like other robot-journalism initiatives, is the latest effort to use artificial intelligence to replicate tasks that humans perform. Machines aren’t just shaping news stories but also composing music, sketching art and writing poetry in ways that can be indistinguishable from human craftsmanship and artistry. We’ve gathered some examples of what artificial intelligence can do these days and created a quiz to see whether you can tell the difference between human and computer-generated creations. Can’t see the quiz? Click here. “Invisible fish swim this ghost ocean now described by waves of sand, by water-worn rock. Soon the fish will learn to walk. Then humans will come ashore and paint dreams on the dying stone.””,”excludeFromTrivia”:false,”articleReference”:{},”options”:[{“optionId”:”b8c07577-af12-4db4-bc6a-7ee853c90b48″,”optionText”:”Human”,”hasComment”:false,”comment”:”This is an excerpt of…
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