AI in Journalism and Democracy: Can We Rely on It?
Our world is in the midst of a disruption triggered by the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Companies selling AI ...
Tag: Journalism
Can ‘Prebunking’ Outpace Fake News?
The recent decision by Meta to scale back its reliance on third-party fact-checkers has reignited debates about the future of combating ...
Is American Election Reporting Hopelessly Skewed?
Early this summer, we found both the New York Times and the Washington Post, minimizing criticism of Trump’s incoherence and ...
How AI Can Help Us Spot Its Own Fakes
AI is helping spread fake news and misinformation but it could also be used to fight this spread While fake ...
When Journalists Are Targets, We All Suffer
As we marked the 30th anniversary of the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, there is one number that ...
‘Journalists Beware: ChatGPT Is Coming for Your Job,’ Warns Chatbot
We’ve all been there, whether it’s worrying too much about what other people think or not speaking up in a ...
Journalism Threatened by Social Media: Can the News Industry Be Saved?
On Thursday, 1,100 New York Times employees walked off the job over pay disputes between union workers and the Times. ...
Killing the Journalist Won’t Kill the Story
Kidnapping, torture, detention and harassment are just some of the threats some journalists face on a daily basis – simply for ...
Iconic Journalist Shireen Abu Aqleh Killed
On Wednesday, Shireen Abu Aqleh, an Al Jazeera correspondent, was shot dead in West Bank while reporting on an Israelian ...
A Record Number of Journalists Still Detained in 2021
As the year draws to a close, hundreds of journalists remain detained by regimes across the world. Those that remain ...
Apple vs. Israeli Surveillance Supplier: “Amoral 21st century mercenaries”
Early this week, it was revealed that Apple is initiating legal proceedings against NSO Group, the notorious Israeli surveillance company ...
Everything Wrong With the British Press’ Migrant Narrative
Rather than opening informed and educative conversations that would support us to have more responsible and informed reactions, the British ...
