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AI Governance as scale work: synthetic journalism across scalar collisions

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By Mike Ananny
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Governing Artificial Intelligence (AI) is difficult, in part, because AI systems never stand still in any one place. They are usually made by private companies, hidden within proprietary infrastructures, spanning jurisdictions, behaving in ways that are difficult to predict, and talked about in messy discourses of hype and panic. I suggest here that all this dynamism and uncertainty could be tackled by understanding AI and its governance as multi-scalar phenomena.
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How we’re using AI - Editor and Publisher

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By Mike Ananny, Matt Pearce Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, May 13, 2025 9:49 am In recent years, we’ve heard about GenAI producing error-ridden news stories, publishers suing to protect their news from Big Tech data-grabs, newsroom guidelines on GenAI use and grand predictions about how GenAI might reshape reporting. But all of that can feel far removed from how journalists actually grapple with GenAI in their daily work.
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How We’re Using AI

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By Mike Ananny, Matt Pearce Verified
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. In recent years, we’ve heard about GenAI producing error-ridden news stories, publishers suing to protect their news from Big Tech data-grabs, newsroom guidelines on GenAI use, and grand predictions about how GenAI might reshape reporting. But all of that can feel far removed from how journalists actuallygrapple with GenAI in their daily work.
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