artificial intelligence
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Whatever your plans may be as the school year begins, we think it's worth (re)visiting some of our posts.
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The eco-focused media outlet bans generative AI from all its production. More striking than the announcement itself: a manifesto that prohibits without oversight, relying on trust. A commitment with acknowledged limitations, but deemed essential toward the 54,000 donors who fund its editorial work
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We strived to reach peaks of efficiency and versatility, but the possibility of instant content and visual generation suggests to us that the real challenge lies elsewhere.
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Can media outlets use fictional characters to embody their journalism and reconnect with their audiences?
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At the Perugia International Journalism Festival, the Wikimedia Foundation shared how it's working to retain its readers in a web transformed by AI. A valuable insight for media outlets that depend on their direct connection with the public.
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When people get information through AI, many
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By making its fundraising appeal more visible, Le Monde group opens a sensitive debate. Can a central player mobilize a vital lever for media without heightening economic tensions, at a time when AI and platforms are reshaping editorial independence?
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AI is crashing the email party: tomorrow, your newsletters will be read, sorted and summarized… without you. Should newsrooms cling to the format, or invent other entry points beyond algorithms?
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Artificial intelligence is flooding newsletters, filtering notifications, and summarizing WhatsApp messages. For media outlets seeking independence, it's back to square one: how do they maintain a direct connection with their audience when even alternative channels are coming under algorithmic control?
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