Microsoft News cuts dozens of workers in shift to AI-driven news - Business Insider

Join BI PrimeMicrosoft News has just shed dozens of contractors as it moves to an AI-driven system of picking news and away from human editors for MSN.com, one of the world's biggest news destinations.

Several insiders expressed skepticism about the ability of an algorithm to do all the subtle things that human editors do well, though.Microsoft News has shed dozens of editorial workers this week as it moves to an AI-driven system of picking news and away from human editors for MSN.com, one of the world's biggest news destinations.

The sources said the recent move is the latest in an ongoing shift by the tech giant to AI and away from human editors and original content in its news properties. Microsoft has long talked about how, in a selling point to publishing partners, it uses AI to help pick the vast amount of news it has to sift through, but that it has humans to keep the site up to date and apply editorial judgment when it comes to packaging big news stories. In 2018, Darren Laybourn, who until earlier this year oversaw Microsoft News,Microsoft News draws photos, videos, and articles from more than 1,000 publishing partners including USA Today, The New York Times, and Fox News.

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