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The year ahead for automated journalism, by Nabd’s Shams Al-Attar

Robots will not be coming for the jobs of writers yet, but they can still produce a lot of content and free up humans for more nuanced articles, writes Nabd’s partnerships manager, Shams Al-Attar.

Humans love storytelling. We have developed intricate ways to express ourselves over the centuries, from cave paintings to the written word to journalism. Over the last few hundred years, we have seen journalism evolve in numerous ways, moving with the times through print, radio, broadcast, digital media and now automation.

Today, we see the rise of a new form of journalism, one that is changing and adapting according to the way users consume content. Sharing information is all about speed, especially given how social media is dominating our lives and the virality of content. In a lot of cases, we hear about current events from user-generated content


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