Tag: Artificial intelligence
Seven Student Innovation Fellows to spend summer at community news organizations across the country
The Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism is sending seven journalism students to work at community newsrooms all over the country this summer.
At journalism co-operatives, worker-owners take news into their own hands
Questions to consider when starting a news cooperative — and ways it’s helped journalists rethink their own work
Resources to support newsrooms’ responsible use of and reporting on algorithms
An annotated directory of how-to guides, exemplary journalism and policies — plus a cool online game.
News through animation can improve memorability, engagement
A conversation with Mike Beaudet.
To use AI, apply business thinking
Consider your mission and money, and avoid the hype.
How advertising blocklists undermine online journalism
Nine guidelines help newsrooms protect their bottom line while also informing their audiences.
Jockeying for attention
Lessons from “horse race” coverage can improve reporting on new developments in AI technology.
Can election season be less crazy?
An automation and AI experiment in real time.
Pennsylvania investigative outlet using AI to keep public informed about general election
Welcome to another installment of “AI is here,” a series from RJI highlighting AI innovation in journalism. In today’s spotlight, one news organization has built a conversational chat program to provide election information to a broader audience without losing its identity in the sea of generative AI.
Building AI-resistant news quizzes
Humans appear to have the upper hand. For now.