Robot written blogs?

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The idea of a robot, not a human but Artificial Intelligence writing posts and not only that, interacting with humans on the other end while at the same time, aware of it's own existence? Is this real? Is this even possible? Sometime in the distant future? Or is it happening as I text this post? The idea of reading something online that was written entirely by a robot with artificial intelligence might seem a bit strange to the average blog reader or even myself, but it isn't so far fetched as it may seem to be. Even Hal 9000 had a mind of his own and he was just a computer. He was supposed to be careful to make sure his human passengers were safe during their long flight through outer space. Automated posts using special algorithms might be at this very moment creating new news posts, composed and collated and strictly created by artificial intelligence, not human. And even more likely there are some posts we are reading that are not only created by an automated form of computer software but they might extrapolate significant resources like from the top search engines, taking sentences from a group of many different HUMAN written posts, online and putting a cybernetic spin on them to keep them looking authentic and not plagiarized. When I came across some well done plagiarized posts at certain writing sites over the past few years I came to the conclusion that perhaps some of these so called human created copy cat posts or plagiarized posts might in fact be created by a computer intelligence going under the SEO radar and going undetected by the reader as either fake news or a compilation of copied posts online and most likely as they appear to be unauthentic might actually be the product of an attempt by social scientists working together with data scientists and information engineers to create a new line of automated information gathering that is perhaps putting humans out of business. If this were true, nobody would be told because you and I, human writers, bloggers and news gatherers and information seekers as well as casual writers and pleasure readers and live streaming media viewers have become a massive project that a select group of very rich people have created to make them richer and put the average blogger out of work. So I really hope this idea is just that, a silly idea or is it? Read this one simple article and it will change your perspective on things a bit: