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BBC Boss Lays Out Plans to Embrace A.I. Without Relying On US and Chinese Tech Giants

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BBC director general Tim Davie says the company will rely on partnerships with tech companies. Davie: "We can choose not to rely solely on U.S. and Chinese tech companies who may not have the interests of a shared British culture at their heart" The broadcast company was criticized recently for using A.I. in a promotional ad for the series Doctor Who.

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BBC Boss Lays Out Plans to Embrace A.I. Without Relying On US and Chinese Tech Giants

The BBC is cautiously utilizing artificial intelligence (A.I.) and aggressively shifting its focus from broadcasting to streaming, according to Tim Davie, director general (equivalent to a U.S. CEO) of the U.K. broadcaster. In order to do this, the company will have to rely on partnerships with tech companies. But Davie is adamant the 101-year-old broadcast network should not depend too much on Big Tech. “We can choose not to rely solely on U.S…

1 month ago·New York, United States

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