Google Brain-trained artificial intelligence that writes Wikipedia-like articles via 'extractive summarization' struggles to replicate human writing

Briefing

February 28, 2018

Briefing	Text Summarizing AI – Google’s machine learning lab, Google Brain, published paper at Cornell University Library, documenting how Google trained artificial intelligence (AI) to write Wikipedia-like articles Extractive Summarization – Takes top ten websites or reference links on topic, ranking paragraphs and combining them into one article, with sentences further shortened to create summary Humans vs AI – Although better than predecessors, Google Brain's AI still struggles to compete with creative human writing Next Step – Design models and hardware that support longer input sequences
Accelerator	Artificial Intelligence
Sector	Information Technology, Media and Entertainment
Organization	Google Inc.
Source	Quach, K., "Look out, Wiki-geeks. Now Google trains AI to write Wikipedia articles", The Register, https://www.theregister.co.uk/; Mire, S., "Google Brain is teaching bots to write Wikipedia articles", Disruptor Daily, https://www.disruptordaily.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	February 15, 2018

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Google Brain-trained artificial intelligence that writes Wikipedia-like articles via ‘extractive summarization’ struggles to replicate human writing

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