Hello!
This week was not very intense on 'AI for Newsroom', but anyway we have some updates.
Also this week I was thinking is it important who actually created content — AI or human being. As to me, if the content is relevant, good written and based on good research with information, data I need, helps me to satisfy my needs, fast (if the speed is vital) — I'm not sure I'll be looking at byline trying to spot some human name. It seems like content first, author and platform — second. And this case, if good text is a little bit overloaded with '—' — well, that's not a problem at all.
Wikipedia now has a guide: how to spot AI-written text, by the way.
New on AI For Newsroom this week
Stories, guides, initiatives, and signals we surfaced in this issue.
AI-generated podcast hosts
Onet Czat
Trusted news sites may benefit in an internet full of AI-generated fakes, a new study finds
Stop playing in the kiddie pool: Why local media needs professional AI tools
Benchmarking AI Tools for Newsrooms: Measuring LLMs the Journalist Way
Using Generative AI in Content Production
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