Will Newsblaster produce tomorrow's leads? By John V. Pavlik. Online Journalism Review (2/5/02). "Most journalists would probably read the lead below and recognize it as a reasonable account of the events that transpired in the Afghan prison uprising. Some readers might wonder about the missing byline: who wrote this lead? The answer would certainly surprise most journalists and other readers, except maybe experts in artificial intelligence. ... The lead was authored by a computer. It's the writing …showed first 75 words of 285 total…

…showed last 75 words of 285 total…mentioned in Google search gets newsier. By Stefanie Olsen. CNET News (September 23, 2002). "The new Google News search tool replaces an earlier test version introduced in April...." [Related article: Google enters news arena. BBC (September 24, 2002)]. And from SearchDay: Google News Search Leaps Ahead. October 2, 2002 - Number 368. "The process uses artificial intelligence in addition to traditional information retrieval techniques to match keywords with stories." also see these Related Pages: Information Retrieval & Extraction Natural Language Processing Web-Searching Agents