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Essay and Artificial Intelligence: What Will Change in The Future of Journalism?

Essay and Artificial Intelligence: What Will Change in The Future of Journalism?

  • Sevara Alijonova Ulugbek kizi
    Basic doctoral student, University of Journalism and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Essay writing artificial intelligence opinion journalism

The article analyzes the problems and prospects of future journalism, the evolution of the essay genre, and the impact of artificial intelligence on thinking society and essay writing.

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