Editor & Publisher, 06 December 2023
n overwhelming majority of readers would like news publishers to tell them when AI has shaped the news coverage they’re seeing. But, new research finds, news outlets pay a price when they disclose using generative AI.
La Depeche, 06 December 2023
A recent study sheds light on a troubling paradox: the announcement of the use of artificial intelligence in news production reduces audience trust, even if the accuracy of the content is not questioned.
Seattle Times, 06 December 2023
In the latest cutback stretching the definition of “daily newspaper,” The Bellingham Herald announced that it will only print two editions per week starting Jan. 29.
Nieman Lab, 05 December 2023
An overwhelming majority of readers would like news publishers to tell them when AI has shaped the news coverage they’re seeing. But, new research finds, news outlets pay a price when they disclose using generative AI.
Digiday, 07 December 2023
In this week’s Media Briefing, publishing executives share how the task forces they created earlier this year to oversee generative AI guidelines and initiatives have expanded to include more people across their organizations.
Tagesschau, 06 December 2023
Artificial intelligence can write essays or help diagnose diseases, but it can also lead to disinformation and discrimination. The EU therefore wants to regulate AI by law.
The Times, 06 December 2023
Researchers find that extra hours of TV, gaming and social media are bad for young minds, but educational programmes can help them develop
Verdict, 06 November 2023
The financial services sector has a high exposure to AI disruption ranking third after tech, media and telecoms and healthcare.
Frankfurter Allgemeine, 28 December 2023
People who are familiar with artificial intelligence receive 60 percent more salary than their colleagues. But the "AI premium" offers many more advantages.
The Times, 01 December 2023
Researchers who take part in long-distance collaborations enabled by the internet make fewer breakthroughs than those who meet in person, according to a study which may help explain an apparent slump in scientific productivity.
Times Higher Education, 30 November 2023
Analysis of growing distance between researchers looks at puzzle of why digital connections have not led to upsurge in innovation.
The Telegraph, 30 November 2023
Remote working is making it harder for scientists to get “Eureka!” moments, an Oxford study has found.
