
A coalition backing the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is leveraging artificial intelligence to generate and send letters to California Attorney General Rob Bonta, urging him to withdraw an antitrust lawsuit. The group claims the communications are from real individuals, though AI tools are used to produce the content. The effort aims to influence the legal outcome of the proposed media merger.
A group supporting the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is using artificial intelligence to help pressure California Attorney General Rob Bonta to drop his antitrust lawsuit. The group, which uses the neutral-sounding name Neighbors for Strong Communities, uses AI to craft letters that are sent to Bonta’s office, but says that the senders are all real people. […]
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