As the United States' biggest news brands experiment with artificial intelligence in their content, a near-majority of readers seem pretty peeved about it. In a new poll conducted by Poynter and the University of Minnesota, nearly half of the survey's respondents said they don't want AI reporting the news to them — and 20 percent say that news publishers shouldn't be using the technology at all. For an early March poll, the institutions recruited some 1,128 demographically diverse people to form a representative sample of Americans. In an online survey, those respondents were asked a battery of questions about their […]