- Published on February 6, 2024
- In AI Features
Journalism Needs AI to Stay Relevant
The future of journalism hinges on embracing AI, blending technology with ethics to redefine news in the age of information.
Image by Nikhil Kumar
- By K L Krithika
Yesterday, Microsoft announced collaborations with several news organisations to equip their journalists with learning how AI tools work. The training workshops will help scribes at Semafor, The GroundTruth Project and other media outlets improve their reporting, research and writing.
According to a recent survey by the London School of Economics, AI is already an integral part of a journalist’s work day with a majority of respondents using AI one way or another.
Instead of turning to third parties, larger organisations are building their own AI systems. The New York Times recently announced that it is prototyping the uses of generative AI and other machine learning techniques to help with reporting. Interestingly, last week, NYT posted job listings for both engineering and
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K L Krithika
K L Krithika is a tech journalist at AIM. Apart from writing tech news, she enjoys reading sci-fi and pondering the impossible technologies, trying not to confuse it with reality.
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