Gladly, I have my own tool written in the programming language of choice, Turbo Pascal. For the success of human kind I will share it right now and here:

program AutoContentGenerator;

var

SearchQuery: string;

NewsArticles: array of string;

ArticleContent: string;

begin

// Set up the search query

SearchQuery := 'news from the last day';

// Perform a Google search using the query

NewsArticles := GetGoogleSearchResults(SearchQuery);

// Loop through each article and extract its content

for I := 0 to Length(NewsArticles) - 1 do

begin

ArticleContent := ExtractContentFromHTML(NewsArticles[I]);

// Do something with the extracted content (e.g., save it to a file, display it on a web page, etc.)

end;

end;

function GetGoogleSearchResults(const Query: string): array of string;

begin

// Implement logic to perform a Google search using the given query

// For example, you could use an HTTP client library like Indy to send a GET request to the Google search API

// Return an array of URLs pointing to the latest news articles from the last day

end;

function ExtractContentFromHTML(const HTML: string): string;

begin

// Implement logic to extract the main content from an HTML document

// You might need to remove ads, navigation bars, and other irrelevant elements

// Use a library like Beautiful Soup or a regular expression pattern to parse the HTML

// Return the extracted content as plain text

end;