Today is noonguest host Gabe Ortiz Consider the use of AI in newsrooms.
Nearly 10 percent of U.S. newspaper articles contain at least some text generated by artificial intelligence, according to researchers at the University of Maryland.
but, baltimore solar Last week we saw something new: All articles written by AI and edited by humans.
Disgruntled officials at the Washington-Baltimore News Guild say the move calls into question transparency, quality and the future of local journalism.
solar Management acknowledged in a statement that baltimore brewing They claimed there was an error in the copy, defended the use of AI in editorial content as an “innovation” and said they “will continue to explore ways to use what they call this ‘powerful tool’ ‘responsibly’.”
Members of the news editors’ union will also participate to explain why they oppose it.
Dan BelsonBaltimore Sun PUBLIC SAFETY reporter and unit chair. baltimore sun guild;and Ariel Wittenberga public health reporter for POLITICO’s E&E News; POLITICO AND E&E’s (PEN) News Guildplease join us via Zoom.
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