Orissa TV, a private news channel based in Orissa, launched an AI-generated news anchor, Lisa, on Sunday. According to a company release, an artificial woman wearing a handwoven saree from Odisha will provide news in both Odisha and English for the OTV network’s television and digital platforms.
Orissa TV, a private news channel based in Orissa, launched an AI-generated news anchor, Lisa, on Sunday. According to a company release, an artificial woman wearing a handwoven saree from Odisha will provide news in both Odisha and English for the OTV network’s television and digital platforms.
OTV will present Odia Television Journalism’s first artificial intelligence (AI) news anchor, Lisa, according to a statement from the company.
OTV will present Odia Television Journalism’s first artificial intelligence (AI) news anchor, Lisa, according to a statement from the company.
Lisa can speak many languages, but for the time being she will only be providing news in Odia and English on the network’s television and digital platforms.
Lisa can speak many languages, but for the time being she will only be providing news in Odia and English on the network’s television and digital platforms.
According to the release, “Work is underway to help Lisa become more proficient with Odia in the coming days. You can find and follow Lisa on prominent social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook. .”
According to the release, “Work is underway to help Lisa become more proficient with Odia in the coming days. You can find and follow Lisa on prominent social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook. .”
The company’s head of digital business, Riteisha Mangat Panda, said training Lisa at Odia is a big challenge, but we can achieve it.
The company’s head of digital business, Riteisha Mangat Panda, said training Lisa at Odia is a big challenge, but we can achieve it.
“But we’re still working on it. We want to be able to train her to a level where she can easily interact with other people,” she said.
“But we’re still working on it. We want to be able to train her to a level where she can easily interact with other people,” she said.
Earlier in April, Kuwaiti media Kuwait News debuted its first artificial intelligence (AI)-generated news presenter, Feda. “Fedha” appeared on the Kuwait News website’s Twitter account on Saturday as an image of a woman with bare light hair, wearing a black jacket and white T-shirt. Kuwait News is affiliated with The Kuwait Times, which was launched in 1961 as the Gulf region’s first English-language daily.
Earlier in April, Kuwaiti media Kuwait News debuted its first artificial intelligence (AI)-generated news presenter, Feda. “Fedha” appeared on the Kuwait News website’s Twitter account on Saturday as an image of a woman with bare light hair, wearing a black jacket and white T-shirt. Kuwait News is affiliated with The Kuwait Times, which was launched in 1961 as the Gulf region’s first English-language daily.
On the one hand, the rapid rise of global AI is expected to bring benefits such as healthcare and reduction of routine tasks, but on the other hand, the potential spread of disinformation, the impact on certain jobs and artistic integrity. Concerns about threats are also increasing.
On the one hand, the rapid rise of global AI is expected to bring benefits such as healthcare and reduction of routine tasks, but on the other hand, the potential spread of disinformation, the impact on certain jobs and artistic integrity. Concerns about threats are also increasing.
