Articles · 2025/1
ROBOT JURNALISTIKAǴA BAYLANÍSLÍ ILIMIY BOLJAWLAR
Abstract
The article examines the scientific views, perspectives, and hypotheses of researchers who have conducted studies in the field of artificial intelligence and automated robotic journalism. It explores the quality of articles created with the help of AI compared to those written by humans, as well as users' attitudes toward these technologies.
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