# Bots for news content

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	Some time ago, the Washington Post tested processing of  the  online-received  date  using  intelligent  software  of Heliograf company. The  mediumreceivedan award  for “Excellence in Use of Bots” for its work on the 2016 elec-tion coverage. The Press Association uses Radarfor similar tasks of dynamic creation of large amounts of content.
	
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	However, bots could be usedmore broadly. One of the optionsis to integrate a chat bot in journalists’ materials as an alternative narrative, which extendsthe possibilities of a dialogue with readers [17].
	
	17. Veglis A.,Maniou Th.A.  Embedding  a  chatbot  in  a  news article:   design   and   implementation// 23rd   Pan-Hellenic Conference  on  Informatics  (PCI  ’19).  Association  for Computing  Machinery,  New  York, 2019,  P. 169–172.  DOI:10.1145/3368640.3368664.

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A New Test of Artificial Intelligence - Should the Media Industry Be Afraid?

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Reference: Horska, K. (2020). A New Test of Artificial Intelligence: Should the Media Industry Be Afraid? Science and Education a New Dimension. Humanities and Social Sciences, VIII(39).

The [relevant section is available here.](http://seanewdim.com/uploads/3/4/5/1/34511564/httpsdoi.org10.31174send-hs2020-231viii39-06.pdf)

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