A.I. Is Already Taking Jobs Away From Human Actors
"Mamma Mia!" actor Sara Poyzer said her job in an upcoming BBC documentary had been taken by A.I.
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Founded in 1922 by the British government, the BBC has carved out a niche as the United Kingdom’s national broadcaster with an international reach. Known for its news, drama and educational programming, it has produced iconic shows like "Doctor Who" and "The Crown," and won numerous awards for its journalism and entertainment. A defining moment came in 1967 with the launch of BBC2 and color television broadcasts. Despite its reputable stature, the BBC has faced controversies, including issues around its funding model and allegations of bias. The broadcaster's current valuation isn’t straightforward due to its unique public funding structure, but it remains a powerful entity in global media. Important figures include Director-General Tim Davie, who oversees the organization amid ongoing debates about its role and funding.
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BBC Boss Lays Out Plans to Embrace A.I. Without Relying On US and Chinese Tech Giants
"We can choose not to rely solely on U.S. and Chinese tech companies who may not have the interests of a shared British culture and our democratic, tolerant society at their heart."
Banksy’s Hula-Hooping Girl Has Been Removed and Sold to an English Gallerist
The artwork first appeared on the side of a beauty salon last October in Nottingham, England.
