In 2024, a new TV program that uses artificial intelligence called “Channel 1” will be launched. The program will be broadcast 24 hours a day and offers a variety of content including news, sports, entertainment and documentaries.
Channel 1 will use artificial intelligence to create personalized content for each viewer. The program will analyze information about the viewer, such as their interests, location and viewing history, to suggest content that is most likely to be of interest to them. Artificial intelligence is also used to create interactive features that allow viewers to engage with the content. For example, viewers can vote on which news story to air or choose which sporting events to watch.
Possible risks in the field of law
The use of artificial intelligence in television broadcasting can lead to some risks and legal issues. One of the main risks is that it can be used to spread misinformation and propaganda. For example, artificial intelligence can be used to create fake news articles or to manipulate elections.
Another risk is that artificial intelligence can be used to violate viewers’ privacy rights, for example, it can be used to collect data about viewers without their consent, such as their interests, location and viewing history. This data collection must be done in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act.
The development of appropriate legal frameworks to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in broadcasting is important to ensure that the use of artificial intelligence is carried out in accordance with the legal order and to protect the rights of viewers.
