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  "textContent": "Google is testing a new artificial intelligence feature that rewrites news headlines directly within its search results, effectively changing the original wording written and approved by journalists.\n\nThe experiment has raised serious concerns among media professionals, who say it interferes with editorial independence and undermines newsroom control over how their stories are presented to the public. Critics argue that altering headlines without consent goes beyond simple formatting and instead reshapes the meaning and framing of news content.\n\nAccording to journalists and media voices, the move reflects a broader trend among big tech companies rushing to integrate AI into information systems, often at the cost of journalistic standards. They warn that AI tools do not carry the same level of accuracy, ethics, or accountability as professional reporters and editors.\n\nSome say the change is not just cosmetic, but a fundamental shift in how news is delivered, potentially distorting the intent behind original reporting. Media groups are now calling on Google to stop the experiment, saying it raises questions about press freedom and editorial rights.\n\nThe post Google tests AI feature that rewrites journalist-approved headlines, sparking concern appeared first on HUM News English.",
  "title": "Google tests AI feature that rewrites journalist-approved headlines, sparking concern"
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