No job is safe from robots—even the Daily Dot’s. China’s state media debuted a new AI virtual news anchor designed to deliver news 24 hours a day with an eerie sense of realism.

News anchors, beware. The robots are coming for your jobs, too. China’s state news agency has debuted a virtual anchor designed to be able to deliver the news 24 hours a day.

WUZHEN, China — News anchors, beware. The robots are coming for your jobs, too. China’s state news agency has debuted a virtual anchor designed to be able to deliver the news 24 hours a day.

(CNN) -- News anchors, beware. The robots are coming for your jobs, too. China's state news agency has debuted a virtual anchor designed to be able to deliver the news 24 hours a day. Xinhua ...

China's Xinhua News Agency has billed the technology as the "world's first artificial intelligence (AI) news anchor," unveiled at the World Internet Conference in China's Zhejiang province.

New China News Agency on Wednesday unveiled what it’s calling the world’s first news anchors powered by artificial intelligence, at the World Internet Conference in China’s Zhejiang province.

There’s a reason this news anchor seemed a bit robotic. China’s state news agency this week unveiled the world’s first virtual newsman. The English-speaking “artificial inte… ...

Chinese state media has censored a news broadcast after an anchor mistakenly referred to Taiwan and China as "two countries" in a contradiction of Beijing's official position.

Maher is the first non-Chinese news anchor for state television’s English-language station, CCTV International. He speaks almost no Mandarin, but that’s of little concern to his bosses.

The "news broadcasters" appear stunningly real, but they are AI-generated deepfakes in first-of-their-kind propaganda videos that a research report published Tuesday attributed to Chinese state ...

Chinese state media has censored a news broadcast after an anchor mistakenly referred to Taiwan and China as "two countries" in a contradiction of Beijing's official position. Newsweek reached out ...