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Executive Editor at global news startup @Semafor. Formerly @Reuters @SCMPNews @WSJ. Exploring new forms of journalism and where the profession is heading
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How we used AI to distill signals from Semafor World Economy Original

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By Gina Chua Verified, Alastair Clements Verified
| Semafor Verified
The Facts Semafor Intelligence, a new AI-enabled editorial insight product built on our global convenings, began as a prototype that Semafor Tech Editor Reed Albergotti made using OpenAI’s Codex the Sunday morning after Semafor World Economy 2026 wrapped up, with the goal of identifying the central themes across conversations over five days on three simultaneous stages.
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Pressured by chatbots, newsrooms push past the one-story-fits-all model

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By Gina Chua Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
Pressured by chatbots, newsrooms push past the one-story-fits-all model “If we don’t, we risk ceding the space to companies that will optimize for engagement, not civic participation.” -ressured-by-chatbots-newsrooms-push-past-the-one- This annual feature has always focused on what happens to journalism, but the better question might be what’s happening to audiences. Because they’re changing, and quickly. Are we ready to adapt?
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How an AI-mediated world transforms news consumption.

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By Gina Chua Verified
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
News consumers are changing, and journalism needs to change in order to meet them. At the moment, according to the Reuters Institute, only about 7 percent of adults use chatbots as a source of news, but that doubles to 15 percent for the under-twenty-five crowd. A day is coming, and soon, when people will turn to artificial intelligence for answers to all sorts of questions-despite the host of incredibly well-documented flaws of AI systems in providing accurate, credible, unbiased information.
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