According to a press release, the tech-marketing agency Codeword has announced that their latest interns aren’t actual humans, but rather fully rely on computer-generated software.
According to a press release, “there’s a lot of talk, fear, and hype about how new AI tools will integrate with creative teams.” Kyle Monson, partner at Codeword, agreed. “As an agency that bridges the creative and technological worlds, we want to investigate what human-AI collaborations can look like. And we’ll do it in public so that our team and community can benefit from the experience.”
Artificial intelligence is doing more than just replacing interns.
The world’s first robot lawyer was scheduled to take on an official court case through a company that aims to eliminate the high fees associated with both hiring a lawyer and accruing parking tickets.
Now, interns Aiden and Aiko have not only joined Codeword as interns, but thanks to AI, they have been able to create their own visual projects, collaborate with various teams at the organization, and even given themselves names.
“I am designed to be helpful and efficient,” said Aiden in a press statement. “I believe that I could be a valuable resource as an ‘intern,’ although my abilities would be somewhat different from those of a human intern.”