I agree with the title, but Semafor is not a real news source.

The easiest way to understand Signals is to go look at one yourself — it’s fundamentally a collection of links to stories from around the web about a topic, curated and summarized by a Semafor reporter. The twist is that Semafor built an AI-powered search tool called MISO (for “multilingual insight search optimizer”) to help those reporters find a broad range of stories in various languages to make that curation process more efficient. The company describes the tool as “a custom bot built on OpenAI’s platform and using Microsoft’s Bing search engine.”

https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/5/24062229/semafor-signals-miso-ai-microsoft

Their “reporters” are just checking what an AI spews out.

And there’s a lot more shady stuff this could be heading.

They’ve said they want to eventually tailor articles presented, headlines, and even article content to users.

The potential propaganda impact of something like this can not be ignored. People bitch about social media algorithms changing people’s opinions, but this is disguised as a real new organization and wants to change the information shown on its site on a user by user basis to more effectively get people to the result the owners of the website works.

Uber used to provide a cheap effective service, so did Walmart. Once they get market share, the shit show begins.

Senafor is still in the process of capturing market share, dont help them accomplish that step so they can move into the shady shit