I stopped sending money to The Guardian a while ago because of the transphobic content coming from a few of its staff members in the UK.
But now I'd have another concern: it's use of AI, including during a recent 4-day strike. As of now, it's not being used to write stories but rather to suggest headlines and alt text.
Also, The Guardian has appointed "a senior Google executive" to its board.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/01/17/guardian-accused-undermining-strikes-using-ai-write-stories/ or
https://archive.vn/oGSQi
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AI6YR Ben
In response to this post@jeridansky We're running out of viable, non-billionaire controlled media.
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Ramin Honary
In response to this post@jeridansky @ai6yr I stopped my subscription to The Guardian more than a few years ago when they published propaganda, pure fabrications, about Jeremy Corbyn being antisemitic when it looked like he might have had a chance at being PM, which unfortunately worked. They are always posting reports about how dire the climate emergency is, but are quick to publish propaganda against the politicians who would actually do anything about it. It is the worst kind of dishonesty.
I will not even boost or share articles linking to The Guardian anymore, I have less than zero confidence in their reporting.
@ramin_hal9001 @jeridansky So who can we trust? Running out of news outlets with any coverage whatsoever of the climate.
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