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Consulting newsrooms and nonprofits on AI・previously @JSKStanford–@StanfordHAI fellow, @ConsumerReports, @Axios, @TheAtlantic, Beirut・he/him

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Building AI tools for reporters and editors

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By Kaveh Waddell Verified
| Stanford University
We’re experimenting with generative tools that help newsrooms do better journalism — rather than trying to do reporters’ jobs. Are you new to AI and journalism? You are in the right place. Would you rather get into the weeds? Read the expert version. Nearly five years ago, I wrote an article using ChatGPT’s great-grandparent, GPT-2. The program hadn’t been released yet; I had access to an early version because I was writing an Axios newsletter about it.
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Cómo tomar el control de los datos en línea con aplicaciones como Permission Slip de CR

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By Kaveh Waddell Verified
| La Opinión Verified
Las aplicaciones utilizan leyes de privacidad estatales para pedirle a las empresas que dejen de compartir tus datos personales o que los eliminen por completo. La aplicación Permission Slip de CR ayuda a los consumidores a aprovechar las nuevas leyes estatales de privacidad. By Kaveh Waddell Innumerables empresas tienen archivos sobre ti.
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How to Take Back Control of Online Data With Apps Like Consumer Reports' Permission Slip - Consumer Reports

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By Kaveh Waddell Verified
| Consumer Reports Verified
By Kaveh Waddell October 3, 2023 CR's Permission Slip helps consumers take advantage of new state privacy laws. Photo Illustration: Chris Griggs/Consumer Reports, Unsplash, Anomoly Countless companies keep files on you. That’s the case if you’ve ever signed up for a loyalty program at a grocery store, if you have an account with an online retailer, or if you use apps and websites that require logging in.
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