A radio station in Poland has ended its “experiment” with AI-powered presenters after receiving pushback from the general public. The station, called “OFF Radio Kraków,” first made the news a week earlier, when it relaunched in the wake of firing the human journalists who had presented for it previously. The replacement was AI-generated, and even the interviewee was AI-generated, as well: the station aired an entirely fictitious interview with Polish author Wislawa Szymborska, who won the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature—and who passed away in 2012. It’s another hiccup on the road towards greater AI adaptation. (Tech.co)