For a long time there was talk about Open AI’s chatbot ‘Chat GPT’ that people can lose their jobs because of this chatbot. Although this thing was being denied everywhere, but now a news website has started firing its employees. In fact, the tech-based news website CNET has started laying off its employees as the company is now writing articles with the help of AI tools.
The company is laying off about 10% of the employees. Some of these employees are such that they were working here for a long time. Not only the employee, but CNET Editor-in-Chief Connie Guglielmo will also step down from her position and take over as Senior Vice President of AI Content Strategy. She will be replaced as editor by Adam Auriemma, a former company editor at Red Ventures.
Stopped working earlier but is now being used again
According to a report by Futurism in January, CNET prepared dozens of articles with the help of AI tools since November last year. Apart from this, other companies of Red Venture also wrote and published many articles with the help of AI. On the removal of employees, a CNET official says that people are being fired so that the website can be improved. And it was able to come on top in Google ranking. Let me tell you, earlier CNET had said that it is not using articles written through AI tools, but once again different platforms of Red Ventures have started using AI tools and under this, people is being removed.
What is Chat GPT?
Chat GPT has been developed by Open AI. This is an AI tool based on machine learning in which all publicly available data has been fed. This tool can give you anything in seconds by writing a story, poem, news article etc. Although its knowledge is still limited till 2021.
Let us tell you, Red Ventures is an American media company that also owns Lonely Planet, CNET, ZDNet, The Points Guy, Healthline and Bankrate.