The Capitalist: City AM reporter gets royal trashing by AI slop
Gossip,whispers and City rumours in this week’s edition of The Capitalist IMITATION, FLATTERY AND ALL THATThey say imitation is the greatest form of flattery, but what about scraping your articles, scrambling its contents and publishing it on a separate ‘news’ website? This seems to be the preferred compliment of many ‘local news’ websites established in [...]
City AM reporter Felix Armstrong has been erroneously described as being under scrutiny by The London Globe, a local news website. In reality, Armstrong is not under ongoing scrutiny and is not linked to the royal family. The Globe states that they may use AI tools to assist with their editorial workflow, which justifies their use of AI-generated content.
City AM, the UK's most eccentric conference, was held at the World Travel Market, where attendees enjoyed Champagne and cruised to various countries for meetings. However, not everything was sunshine and sand - at one stand, five representatives got stuck in a booze cupboard and required drilling out. Meanwhile, Andy Burnham faced questions at a briefing about why he didn't attend Antigua for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, suggesting he may be avoiding scrutiny.
The Downing Street spokesman defended Burnham's actions, stating that he had "exposed himself to more scrutiny" through an ITV News interview. Lastly, Reform UK's Robert Jenrick firmly stated "no" to the nationalization of Poundland when asked by City AM.
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