Present Epoch of Replacing Journalists with Robots

Robotic surgery is becoming increasingly trendy and common. The use of robotic systems has sparked debate and received much media attention. This research investigates a practical use of a limited artificial intelligence (AI) in the journalistic industry. Journalism is a kind of human creativity. This, as per popular belief, increases the difficulty for robots to copy. Writing algorithms, on the other hand, have already been frequently utilised in the news industry to generate articles and thus change human journalists. The abilities and competences of robo-journalists are continually evolving. According to research, readers are frequently unable to distinguish between news published by machines and news made by journalists; more crucially, they typically make minimal of such discrepancies. The study presents an overview of the existing status of robo-journalism, examines common claims regarding "robots' inability" to outperform humans in entertainment media, and forecasts the potential future growth of robo-journalism and its confrontation with sustainably grown forms of media.