Journalism and AI Archives - Center for News, Technology & Innovation https://cnti.org/cnti-event-series/journalism-and-ai/ Fri, 08 May 2026 15:33:43 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://cnti.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/cropped-favicon-1-32x32.png Journalism and AI Archives - Center for News, Technology & Innovation https://cnti.org/cnti-event-series/journalism-and-ai/ 32 32 Journalism and AI: Building Resilient Newsrooms for the Future https://cnti.org/events/cnti-events/journalism-and-ai-building-resilient-newsrooms-for-the-future/ Mon, 04 Aug 2025 13:08:51 +0000 https://cntiwpedev.wpenginepowered.com/?post_type=mbm_npt_events&p=6767 Part 4 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling benefits and managing harms of AI in journalism.

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Part 4 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted and co-sponsored by our friends at Thomson Media and held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. View the agenda here.

Read the outtake report on the event here.

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AI Disclosure Models for News: A Practical & Nuanced Approach https://cnti.org/events/cnti-events/ai-disclosure-models-for-news-a-practical-nuanced-approach/ Thu, 24 Oct 2024 15:36:01 +0000 https://cntiwpedev.wpenginepowered.com/?post_type=mbm_npt_events&p=5082 Part 3 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism will be co-hosted and co-sponsored by our friends at Thomson Foundation and held in Brussels, Belgium. A summary report of the key takeaways is now available. Thomson Foundation has also created a video with participants at the event.

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The goal of this third session is to have a thoughtful, evidence-based conversation about how journalism providers can best inform the public about uses of AI and other technology. Research to date finds that some current forms are not effective and may have a negative impact on the public’s trust in news. How can the news industry work towards a more unified, practical system that is meaningful to the public? What do AI companies need to share with journalists to make disclosures meaningful and what is the best way for governments to support their development and use?

CNTI Hosts: Amy Mitchell, Executive Director & Craig Forman, Executive Chair

Thomson Foundation Hosts: Caro Kriel, Chief Executive & Federica Varalda, Managing Director – Development

Moderator: Tanit Koch, Journalist/Co-Owner, The New European (CNTI Advisory Committee)

CNTI’s cross-industry convenings espouse evidence-based, thoughtful conversations about the issue at hand with an eye toward feasible steps forward. To that end, this convening will adhere to a slightly amended Chatham House Rule:

1. Individuals are invited as leading thinkers from important parts of our digital news environment and as critical voices to finding feasible solutions. For the purposes of transparency, CNTI feels it is important to publicly list all attendees and affiliations present. Any reporting on the event, including CNTI’s reports summarizing key takeaways and next steps, can share information (including unattributed quotes) but cannot explicitly or implicitly identify who said what, without explicit, prior approval from the speaker.

2. CNTI does request the use of photo and video at convenings. Videography is intended to help with the summary report. Any public use of video clips with dialogue by CNTI or its co-hosts requires the explicit, advance consent of the subject.

3. To maintain focus on the discussion at hand, we ask that there be no external posting during the event itself.

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Applying Journalistic Verification, Authentication & Transparency https://cnti.org/events/cnti-events/applying-journalistic-verification-authentication-transparency/ Thu, 21 Mar 2024 16:57:30 +0000 https://cntiwpedev.wpenginepowered.com/?post_type=mbm_npt_events&p=264 Part 2 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at USC Annenberg. A summary report of the key takeaways is now available.

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Part 2 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at USC Annenberg. A summary report of the key takeaways is now available.

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Defining AI in Journalism https://cnti.org/events/cnti-events/defining-ai-in-journalism/ Fri, 13 Oct 2023 14:00:00 +0000 https://cntiwpedev.wpenginepowered.com/?post_type=mbm_npt_events&p=4376 Part 1 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at the Computer History Museum.

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Part 1 of CNTI’s convening series on how to enable the benefits and manage the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at the Computer History Museum on Oct. 13. In this session, leading thinkers in news, technology, research and policy focused specifically on the considerations and challenges of defining AI in journalism, with the goal of finding tangible areas of consensus and recommended next steps. 

Learn more about the key takeaways from this convening in “Defining AI in News: Leaders in Tech, Media, Research and Policy Lay Groundwork for Global Solutions.”

Anna Bulakh, Head of Ethics & Partnerships, RespeecherBen Petrosky, Sr. Policy Counsel, Google
Garance Burke, Global Investigative Journalist, Associated PressKim Polese, Chairman, CrowdSmart
Craig Forman, Executive Chair, CNTIAimee Rinehart, Local News & AI Program Manager, Associated Press
Richard Gingras, Global VP of News, GoogleTom Rubin, Chief of Intellectual Property & Content, OpenAI
Andre Guadamuz, Reader in Intellectual Property Law, University of SussexMarietje Schaake, International Policy Director, Stanford Cyber Policy Center (Moderator)
Dan’l Lewin, President & CEO, Computer History MuseumFelix Simon, Researcher, Oxford Internet Institute
Megan Morrone, Technology Editor, AxiosKrishna Sood, Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft
Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher, Premium TimesSergio Spagnolo, Founder/Executive Director, Núcleo Jornalismo
Matt Perault, Director, Center on Technology PolicyScott Timcke, Senior Research Associate, Research ICT Africa

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