Tech for humans or humans for tech, that is the question
Big Tech tech is not our biggest problem - it is politicians spreading lies and newsrooms cutting their defenses
Between low audience trust and willingness to pay for news, the legacy publisher is trying counterintuitive strategies that it hopes will pay dividends long-term
Do not throw away the opportunities the new tech brings just because you are too scared of the threats (or you cannot be bothered to experiment)
Rival media organisations were always secretive about their operations. But generative AI 'hit so hard and fast' that even the UK national broadcaster wants to swap ideas about best practices
Are you overwhelmed by all the talk of algorithms and language models? We picked a handful of newsletters that can help you make sense of it all
Use the summer slowdown to boost your tech skills
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at Sophina, the chatbot that turns text into viral video scripts, based on the success of a journalist and content creator with 17 million likes
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how automation steps in to clean up comment sections, freeing human moderators to find hidden gems and help build a thriving reader community
The International Journalism Festival explored why platforms and publishers cannot seem to work together, how newsrooms are informing their work with readers, and why we have not yet reached the peak of podcasting
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, Sermitsiaq's tool translates news content into a minority language ignored by most platforms - and subscribers can also use it for themselves
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how the Norwegian broadcaster saw audiences doubling their reading time since it started adding automated summaries to its articles
Dominant perspectives are being baked into models like ChatGPT, Bard and Midjourney
As fears around synthetic content rise, this new AI-powered tech allows newsrooms establish the authenticity of digital images and videos
As news organisations trip over themselves to create AI-powered experiences, David Cohn asks how useful large language models are to audiences
As the hype surrounding the tech fizzles out, news outlets must look for practical applications - like deeper personalisation and improved accessibility - to support their business model
A new tool that uses generative AI to help analyse who pays members of the UK Parliament may soon be available to newsrooms
FT Strategies shares tips on using AI to boost your newsroom and minimise threats
Young journalists have a fire in their bellies. Good. We will need them to curb new challenges
Generative AI has brought an explosion of possibilities but news organisations need to focus on applications that serve audiences, workflows and bottom lines
What is the difference between reading and writing AI? How can these help my newsroom? And what on earth is pink slime? These questions and more answered
The latest tech enhancement enables journalists to quickly find, identify, edit and publish material from video library Reuters Connect
In an age of AI-generated rubbish, how can you assure your readers you are who you say you are?
FT Strategies shares expert tips on using artificial intelligence to newsrooms’ advantage and counter threats it poses to journalism
ChatGPT has made content summaries a breeze, but accuracy, plagiarism and data privacy still a concern
Journalism is threatened by the fake content industry, as political actors increasingly use disinformation campaigns to undermine reporters
From spotting niche stories to dealing with the admin, the technology could be just what the doctor ordered for under-resourced local news organisations
US writing coach and scholar Roy Peter Clark calls for clear and honest writing in the world of lies, propaganda and misinformation
News companies are coming around to machine learning. But they must focus on the practical rather than the spectacle value
No, AI cannot replace you. But it can remove some of the everyday tedium so you can focus on what you do best: actual journalism
From searching audio soundbites to analysing quotes and sources, machine learning has the potential to better serve diverse audiences and create new beats
Whether they cover stories about tech or develop new products, women journalists bring fresh voices and views that every news organisation will need to survive and thrive
The uncomfortable truth is that people rarely read past the first few paragraphs of a news article. New AI-powered technology can help us understand how to tell stories so readers pay attention
Newsrooms can use new tech to solve a few headaches, like making science journalism more accessible or increasing reader loyalty with tailored content recommendations
We crunched through the latest Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2022 to round up the most important points publishers need to pay attention to this year
Seven media industry experts share their predictions for digital publishing in the year to come
The team behind the JournalismAI project at LSE has created a resource that covers just about every question journalists may have
Improve your everyday work by embracing new technology - it is easier than you think
What does it take to be the leader of a new media business? We speak to the co-founder of a tech platform designed to measure reader's knowledge on important news topics to drive engagement
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how 10 European public service broadcasters overcome language barriers to share stories across the continent
In this special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how Canadian publisher The Globe and Mail uses machine learning to design its homepage and predict what content its audience will value
AI experts and data journalists discuss what can be done to stop the spread of manipulated video and text
Local and investigative journalists use AI-powered tools to save time and money and focus on what they do best: tell stories
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In this new special series that focuses on journalism rather than algorithms, we look at how the Norwegian regional title Bergens Tidende uses automation to cover the real estate market
There is more to AI than fears of killer robots or dreams of it fixing all of humanity's problems. Four of the best brains in the business share their tips on tackling this tricky topic
RISJ's senior research associate Nic Newman talks about new revenue models, the rise of entrepreneurial journalism and the possibilities unlocked by artificial intelligence
It is the media's turn to be transparent with its decisions and focus on bridging online divides
As tech becomes more mainstream, journalists are challenged to report on complex subjects for their readers. Seasoned tech reporters offer advice on how to broach the topic
With a growing number of coronavirus cases, the publisher calls on robots to break news first and drive reader engagement with exclusive coverage
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