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Can AI Become Walter Cronkite? Testing the Machine Heuristic, the Hostile Media Effect, and Political News Written by Artificial Intelligence
- Hong, Joo-Wha;
- Chang, Ho-Chun Herbert;
- Tewksbury, David
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Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) in news writing are ushering in significant changes in journalism. This study examined how the nature of a story's author (human or news bot journalist) affects how audiences assess a news story and its writer. Applying a Relative Hostile Media perspective, an experiment examined the effect of the ideological distance between news outlets and audiences. Results reveal that people express more positive attitudes-and trust-toward human journalists than toward AI journalists, but they perceive the latter as less biased. Also, story and outlet credibility have a negative relationship with ideological distance from outlets.
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Artificial intelligence; automated journalism; political communication; journalism studies; credibility; hostile media; communication technology; AUTOMATED NEWS; PERCEPTIONS; JOURNALISM; AUTHORSHIP; CREDIBILITY; IMPACT; INFORMATION; SYSTEM; BIAS; CUES
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- Can AI Become Walter Cronkite? Testing the Machine Heuristic, the Hostile Media Effect, and Political News Written by Artificial Intelligence
- 저자
- Hong, Joo-Wha; Chang, Ho-Chun Herbert; Tewksbury, David
- 발행일
- 2024-03
- 유형
- Article; Early Access
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- DIGITAL JOURNALISM
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- 13
- 호
- 4
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- 845 ~ 868