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    Journalism and AI: Building Resilient Newsrooms for the Future

    Part 4 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling benefits and managing harms of AI in journalism.

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    New CNTI Global AI & Journalism Briefing

    Report synthesizes what international research indicates about issues at the intersection of AI and journalism — as well as where there are gaps and inconsistencies

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    How CNTI is building a global ‘do tank’ for journalism’s future

    We like to describe ourselves more as a ‘do tank’ than any kind of ‘think tank,’ because you don’t want just to have this material languishing on a bookshelf somewhere.

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    What journalists and the public think about journalism and technology

    Researchers at the Center for News, Technology & Innovation shed light on a mismatch between how journalists and the public view journalism in the age of artificial intelligence.

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    Newsfluencer: Journalists discuss the challenges faced by professionals on social media

    To explain the changes imposed by digital media on information consumption, Jay Barchas-Lichtenstein, research manager at the Center for News, Technology and Innovation, presented a study that gathered data from South Africa, Australia, Brazil, and the United States involving journalists,…

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    A Letter from Guatemala

    My father has spent over 1,050 days arbitrarily detained in Guatemala for his reporting.

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    CNTI’s Global AI & Journalism Research Working Group

    CNTI’s AI and Journalism Research Working Group consists of cross-industry members from around the world, bringing research, journalism and technology experience to the discussions.

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    A Letter from Syria

    Reporting on the front line in Syria, the Empire of Silence.

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    A Letter from Latin America

    By targeting the media and journalists, government leaders seek to portray them as enemies in order to control the narrative and eliminate criticism.

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    A Letter from Ukraine

    When Russia seized Crimea in March 2014, I ventured there to report on how Ukrainians were coping under occupation. The full-scale invasion in February 2022 brought an even darker reality.

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    A Letter from Lebanon

    If you’re waiting for a press crackdown in the U.S. to look like what happened in Syria or Lebanon, you will miss it. In the U.S., the pressure comes differently.

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    A Letter from Nigeria

    In the darkest and most ferocious moments of Nigeria’s totalitarian experience, two survival strategies worked for us: courage and community.