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Michelle Riedlinger

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Integrity under pressure: on generative AI, fabricated references and ethical publishing

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By Marina Joubert, Michelle Riedlinger
| jcom.sissa.it
1 Background Over the past ten years, JCOM has seen a consistent increase in manuscript submissions, with the number of submitted refereed article types doubling over the last four years. We welcome this growth as a signal of the field’s vitality and an affirmation of JCOM’s relevance as a scholarly home for researchers and practitioners worldwide. Most of the manuscripts we receive reflect genuine scholarly effort, careful thinking, and a real commitment to advancing knowledge.
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What news audiences can teach journalists about artificial intelligence

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By T.J. Thomson, Ryan Thomas, Michelle Riedlinger, Phoebe Matich
| Poynter Online Verified
As generative artificial intelligence shows up in more corners of public and private life, newsrooms should be talking with their staff about how they’re using it — and keeping audiences in the loop as those practices shift. Just as important: listening to how audiences experience and react to AI in journalism to help guide the industry forward. Major news outlets began rolling out public-facing generative AI policies in 2023.
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What news audiences can teach journalists about artificial intelligence - Editor and Publisher

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By T.J. Thomson, Ryan Thomas, Michelle Riedlinger, Phoebe Matich
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Wednesday, April 16, 2025 9:00 am As generative artificial intelligence shows up in more corners of public and private life, newsrooms should be talking with their staff about how they’re using it — and keeping audiences in the loop as those practices shift. Just as important: listening to how audiences experience and react to AI in journalism to help guide the industry forward. Major news outlets began rolling out public-facing generative AI policies in 2023.
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