The London conference tackled topics like AI-assisted reporting, article personalization, and deepfake detection.

“So far, most publisher-built AI assistants are walled gardens by design, pulling mostly from their own content. Newsweek wants to test beyond this capability, not just mining its own archive but ...

“It’s not as if there’s little to talk about, with both the Senate and House Armed Services committees opening investigations into U.S. military strikes against alleged drug couriers in the Caribbean ...

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Last week, unionized journalists at Politico won a landmark arbitration regarding AI adoption in their newsroom. In the ...

Daily Mail owner Jonathan Harold Esmond Vere Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere, “has the Telegraph titles in his sights as part of a long-held ambition to create a dominant stable of right-wing ...

“Substack’s PR team has taken notice and begun sending out press releases for [Nuzzi’s ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza]’s latest posts. His first entry, Semafor has learned, garnered 724,000 views, a massive ...

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“ [Laura] Loomer confirmed that she will attend. Turning Point USA, the Daily Signal and Tim Pool’s Timcast are also among those invited to attend, according to the people familiar with the matter, ...

The Economist launched a dedicated video tab in its app in March. In-app video viewing is only available to paid subscribers, ...