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The New York Times continues its legal battle against OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement, investing over $20 million in a case that could reshape the future of journalism in the AI era.
The New York Times is at the center of a growing industry debate over AI's role in newsrooms, as labor negotiations intensify around AI usage policies and guidelines.
AI-assisted writing is transforming newsrooms, but concerns are growing about the potential loss of human authenticity and journalistic integrity.
A Muckrack study reveals that one in four citations in AI chatbot responses comes from journalism, with trade publications and specialist journalists cited most frequently.
This article explains how AI-driven content automation works in journalism and examines the labor implications of AI integration in newsrooms, as demonstrated by the ProPublica strike.
Learn how to responsibly use AI writing tools to avoid copying existing content or creating false information, as demonstrated by a recent case involving The New York Times freelancer.
OpenAI has acquired tech talk show TBPN, raising questions about editorial independence and media integrity in the AI era.
Media personality Chris Hayes offers guidance on staying informed in an AI-driven world, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and human perspective over automated content.
German media outlet Der Spiegel removed AI-generated images from its Iran coverage after discovering they were likely created or altered by artificial intelligence. The incident highlights the growing challenge of misinformation in modern journalism.
Axios is using AI to help local reporters work more efficiently and deliver high-impact journalism at scale. The company integrates AI tools to streamline workflows while maintaining human oversight in reporting.
