DeLuca writes, “At 1:55 p.m. on October 15, Bot published its first article on the site: ‘North Miami Beach, Florida house sells for $2.4 million.’ Just two minutes later, it impressively published two stories at once: ‘Miami, Florida condominium sells for $5.4 million’ and ‘Sunny Isles Beach, Florida home sells for $2.6 million,’ both at 1:57 p.m.
“Before its first day on the job came to a close, Bot notched another byline, at 3 p.m., with ‘Coral Gables, Florida home sells for $5.1 million.’
“All told, over the past two and a half weeks, Miami Herald Bot has published more than 50 real estate stories for the daily newspaper of record. If it seems Bot is pumping these articles out like a machine, well, that’s because Bot is a machine — or rather ‘artificial intelligence software that analyzes structured information from prominent real estate data providers and applies it to templates created by journalists in the newsroom,’ according to the editor’s note that appears at the end of all of Bot’s stories.”
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