Periodismo en un nuevo entorno informativo estructurado por Sistemas Cognitivos Artificiales
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Periodismo, Sistemas Cognitivos Artificiales, relevancia socialResumen
El periodismo ha evolucionado, adaptándose para captar la atención del público. Con la aparición de sistemas inteligentes como chatbots y software que transforman datos en narrativas de noticias, surge la Medios Artificiales, sistemas computacionales con sesgo cognitivo que crean contenido en tiempo real a través de una relación interactiva con la audiencia. Este nuevo ecosistema de información difumina las fronteras entre el contenido generado por humanos y el producido por máquinas. La introducción de Sistemas Cognitivos Artificiales establece una asociación simbiótica entre agentes biológicos y artificiales. Esta Interacción de Información Humana reemplaza la relación maestro-esclavo previa de la Revolución Industrial. El artículo sugiere la hipótesis de la consolidación de los Medios Artificiales, en la cual la máquina puede procesar eventos, contextos y acciones, manejando inicialmente situaciones inmediatas y adquiriendo cada vez más capacidades predictivas o prospectivas, remodelando así la producción, distribución y consumo de noticias.
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