The Arena Group, which publishes work from outlets like Sports Illustrated and Men's Journal, is looking toward AI to produce content.Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Sports Illustrated The Arena Group, which publishes fitness and lifestyle content, is the latest in media to tap into AI. The company announced its deal with generative AI startups Jasper and Nota to help make posts. BuzzFeed and CNET have reportedly also looked to AI to produce stories. If you're perusing Men's Journal looking to make gains, you can expect to encounter some old fitness wisdom repackaged by an AI program.
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