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Marina Adami

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Oxford
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Speed, hoaxes and mistrust: How AI is transforming freelance journalism

Speed, hoaxes and mistrust: How AI is transforming freelance journalism

A spate of articles by a freelance journalist named Margaux Blanchard appeared in major English-language publ…

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How AI-generated prose diverges from human writing and why it matters

How AI-generated prose diverges from human writing and why it matters

Delve, intricate, underscore, commendable. These English words are seeing an uptick in usage. You may also re…

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Community first: How these news outlets cater to marginalised audiences

Community first: How these news outlets cater to marginalised audiences

Mainstream journalism tends to cater to wealthier audiences, who are more attractive to advertisers and more …

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OSINT, aid flights and trusted contacts: how journalists are covering Gaza's story from afar

OSINT, aid flights and trusted contacts: how journalists are covering Gaza's story from afar

Foreign correspondents have long served as additional eyes on the ground, assisting local reporters in tellin…

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Two Italian journalists' phones were infiltrated with spyware. Nobody seems to know why

Two Italian journalists' phones were infiltrated with spyware. Nobody seems to know why

"I've been spied on." This is the message Italian journalist Ciro Pellegrino shared with his readers on April…

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As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists are left in limbo

As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists are left in limbo

Over 2,000 people employed by VOA, 1,700 by RFE/RL, 615 by Middle East Broadcasting Networks, and 380 by RFA …

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A human wrote this – believe me

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By Marina Adami
| Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Maybe you’ve seen this play out online. Maybe it’s even happened to you. You come across an article and something about the writing feels a bit off. You think, “Could this be AI-generated?” You copy and paste it into an AI detector, which returns a percentage. Now what? Some people are posting the results of these checks on social media, naming and shaming writers, journalists, and even politicians they suspect rely on GenAI to do their writing for them.
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Inside the news industry’s efforts to join forces to defend its journalism from AI companies

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By Marina Adami
| Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
When it comes to AI companies, publishers have been picking one of two options: sign or sue. Or, occasionally, both. Licensing announcements accumulate, with individual deals often cut by large publishers, like the US’s Associated Press, Germany’s Axel Springer, Spain’s Prisa Media and France’s Le Monde. But lawsuits are also growing, although at a slower pace, with news companies accusing platforms of unauthorised use of copyrighted material.
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Audio, video and no news site: The young company rewiring Italy’s ageing media landscape

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By Marina Adami, Cecilia Biancalana
| Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
If you pass by one of Italy’s traditional news kiosks, you’ll notice stacks of newspapers, colourful magazines, and the country’s beloved puzzle weeklies. You’ll also spot one or two customers, usually elderly gentlemen, queuing to buy their morning paper. What you’d be hard-pressed to find is anyone under the age of 30. Young Italians, much like their peers around the world, are not likely to read news in print, if at all.
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