From now on, the robot will read the news on TV!

The Dhaka Times Desk People's demand is decreasing day by day. Labor power is now gradually being transformed into technology power. For example, since the invention of robots, many types of human work are being done by robots. One such news is that the robot will read the news on TV from now on!

The quality of life of people is getting better with the advancement of technology but the demand of people is decreasing day by day. Labor power is now gradually being transformed into technology power. For example, since the invention of robots, many types of human work are being done by robots. One such news is that the robot will read the news on TV from now on!

These robots look exactly like humans. Talk like a news anchor. If there is sad news, the news will be heavy on the face. Will give happy news again with a smile. It will not seem that 'he' is not really human.

It is known that robots that look like people will read TV news. Robot news anchors have already been developed in China. This robot news reader will work through the technology of artificial intelligence.

China's news agency Jinghua and the country's search engine company Sogou jointly developed the world's first artificial intelligence-driven news anchor. Two such newsreaders have been publicly presented at the World Internet Conference.

It is expected that this news reader will reduce the cost of running the TV channel considerably. The reason is that they can work 24 hours. Moreover, this robot news anchor can read breaking news very quickly.

These two news anchors have been trained to read news in Chinese and English. Online, TV - they can read news everywhere.

When these news anchors were unveiled at the China Internet Conference, one robot anchor said, 'I've been made a clone of a newsreader. I was taught TV news. If you give me the text in front of me, I can read the news like a television anchor.'

China is not only using news readers, but it has also been reported that they are using artificial intelligence to revamp their police system.