Club used to be a benchmark for pop culture writing on the net and now it’s a private equity ghost town pumping out AI generated listicles," wrote film journalist Luke Dunne.
A young woman searching for the truth about why a time-traveling psychopath is after her, is thrown into a turbulent journey through the desert, time, space and her family’s past.
There’s no introduction to ease you in, no nod to the NC-17 rating’s fascinating history or some tantalizing context about the summer’s slate of releases — none of the excellent writing, in other words, that’s distinguished the A.V.
In 2019, newly appointed CEO Jim Spanfeller promised there would be no layoffs after private equity firm Great Hill Partners took over the company.
This past June, in fact, Spanfeller gutted another 13 staffers just weeks before G/O would publish its first AI article at Gizmodo, an error-riddled listicle about Star Wars.
Yet media bosses like Spanfeller and Brown remain unfazed, either genuinely believing AI’s hype or perfidiously trying to conciliate their backers with shiny, sci-fi sounding tech that they don’t understand.
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What specific AI tech, if any, is the company using? From what we can tell, whatever the “AI” is doing in the A.V. Club’s case could be achieved with a simple script cobbled together long before the advent of software like ChatGPT.
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Club used to be a benchmark for pop culture writing on the net and now it’s a private equity ghost town pumping out AI generated listicles," wrote film journalist Luke Dunne.
A young woman searching for the truth about why a time-traveling psychopath is after her, is thrown into a turbulent journey through the desert, time, space and her family’s past.
There’s no introduction to ease you in, no nod to the NC-17 rating’s fascinating history or some tantalizing context about the summer’s slate of releases — none of the excellent writing, in other words, that’s distinguished the A.V.
In 2019, newly appointed CEO Jim Spanfeller promised there would be no layoffs after private equity firm Great Hill Partners took over the company.
This past June, in fact, Spanfeller gutted another 13 staffers just weeks before G/O would publish its first AI article at Gizmodo, an error-riddled listicle about Star Wars.
Yet media bosses like Spanfeller and Brown remain unfazed, either genuinely believing AI’s hype or perfidiously trying to conciliate their backers with shiny, sci-fi sounding tech that they don’t understand.
The original article contains 1,392 words, the summary contains 181 words. Saved 87%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!
One key point in the article missing from this summary: