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Journalist, fiction author, assistant professor @JournalismTMU, nerdy Kashmiri Canadian. Formerly @TheWalrus & @CBCRadio. Views are my own & RTs ≠ endorsement.

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Journalist, fiction author, assistant professor
at Toronto Metropolitan University & nerdy Kashmiri Canadian. Formerly The Walrus & CBC Radio.
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8 mystery books to get comfy with this holiday season from The Next Chapter's mystery book panel ...

8 mystery books to get comfy with this holiday season from The Next Chapter's mystery book panel ...

Canadian authors Angela Misri and Sam Wiebe stop by The Next Chapter with their mystery recommendations for h…

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We Don't Need Threads. We Need a Break | The Walrus

We Don't Need Threads. We Need a Break | The Walrus

It's the fastest-growing app in history. Its success proves we're addicted to something we know is bad for us

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Ask No Questions About Samosas

Ask No Questions About Samosas

I don't know why my mother balked against recipes. The fact that I managed to absorb the way she makes pakora…

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Is the pandemic revealing the original promise of the internet?

Is the pandemic revealing the original promise of the internet?

Many hoped that the World Wide Web would lead to the betterment of human knowledge but it hasn't always lived…

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This Is the Internet We Were Promised | The Walrus

This Is the Internet We Were Promised | The Walrus

S ince the first website went live, in 1991, the digital world has fractured in many ways, enabling bad behav…

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Why I'm Embracing Grey Hair During COVID-19

Why I'm Embracing Grey Hair During COVID-19

None of us can make it to the hair salon right now. But self-quarantine may be the perfect time to ditch the …

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Climate Edition F2025 - On The Record

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By Angela Misri
| On the Record News Verified
Toronto Makes a Bold Move Toward Greener Public Services With New Child-Care Centre and Recreation Facility Students Helping Students: How Community Gardens and Campus Food Banks are Fighting Food Insecurity in Toronto Woodbridge Identified as One of the GTA’s Highest Flood-Risk Neighborhoods Why are Toronto’s Flood Risks Rising so Quickly? Toronto’s 2040 Climate Commitments Under Scrutiny Amid COP30 Cudmore Creek: Dump Site to Wetland
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Have Journalists Skipped the Ethics Conversation When It Comes to Using AI?

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By Angela Misri
| magdalene.co
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in journalistic work for everything from transcribing interviews and translating articles to writing and publishing local weather, economic reports and water quality stories. It’s even being used to identify story ideas from the minutes of municipal council meetings in cases where time-strapped reporters don’t have time to do so. What’s lagging behind all this experimentation are the important conversations about the ethics of using these tools.
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Have journalists skipped the ethics conversation when it comes to using AI?

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By Angela Misri, April Lindgren, Nicole Blanchett
| Phys.org Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in journalistic work for everything from transcribing interviews and translating articles to writing and publishing local weather, economic reports and water quality stories. It's even being used to identify story ideas from the minutes of municipal council meetings in cases where time-strapped reporters don't have time to do so. What's lagging behind all this experimentation are the important conversations about the ethics of using these tools.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

I know I should say Lois Lane, but it's just not true, I think she was a weak journalist. I'm going to go with Murphy Brown.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means that you're someone who needs to tells stories, to share them, and engage with your readers be they many or few.