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The user-tailored newsroom
Newsrooms typically treat publishing as a one-size-fits-all broadcast. What if they tailored their work to a reader's needs and interests?
Stochastic parrots, text extruders, extractive business models, and chatbots.
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Newsrooms typically treat publishing as a one-size-fits-all broadcast. What if they tailored their work to a reader's needs and interests?
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"Experiments show large majorities uncritically accepting “faulty” AI answers." Increasingly, incentive structures are asking them to.
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"Nota shut down its news sites after Axios and Poynter found dozens of plagiarized quotes, phrases and photos."
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"Groups that challenge books have begun using Gemini, ChatGPT, xAI, and other AI tools to try to get books banned." The point is to create a chilling effect.
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John O'Nolan built a CLI for his own product - and found himself using it in an entirely new way. The underlying trend here is really exciting.
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"The materialist response isn't to reject the new technology. It's to evolve our licenses to encompass it."
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"Teams from Google and leading universities found that large-language models change the voice, tone and intended meaning of human authors."
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Simon Willison is building a great, ongoing, work-in-progress guide for understanding agentic engineering.
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"Two in three employers that reduced headcount because of artificial intelligence are already rehiring laid off staff, as most express regret over how they handled the AI-led retrenchments."
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AI use can lead to burnout - but how you use it really matters.
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Buzzfeed pivoted to AI - and now finds itself circling the drain.
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AI coding works now. Here's how to think about it.