As the link you provided explains, Journatic was not AI. Journatic was hiring Filipinos for 35 cents an article and selling the work as being done by local reporters.
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The Associated Press started using AI to publish reports on company earnings in 2014. Using it is not new, but abusing it is.
The Eagles also drafted a player in 1944, but he didn't find out about it until 1999:
The Third Circuit court case deeming the NFL is "sports entertainment" and not "sport."
This is entirely fictitious. There is no legal distinction between these two terms, nor did any court deem this to be so.
Which was there as an outlet for the masses so they stopped questioning what the emperor was doing
This is entirely fictitious. Roman circuses were race venues the predate the Empire. If you're talking about gladiator combat, that predates the Empire as well.
Bill Walsh was 17-23-1 without Joe Montana.
Clearly Bill Walsh was a fraud who was exposed without Montana.
And monster truck shows are kind of a ripoff anyway. You end up paying for a whole seat when you only need the edge.
It is the point, you've just decided to make a different point. That's fine, it adds to the conversation, but that isn't what was being talked about. What was being talked about was using AI to write articles. Journatic was not doing that.