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The Philadelphia Inquirer is building an AI tool to track 90,000 local government meetings. The Minnesota Star Tribune launched audience-facing AI products at startup speed inside a 160-year-old newsroom. The New York Times is designing AI systems that w...


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Hacks/Hackers and our host partners are convening the second AI x Journalism Summit in Baltimore from May 13–16. Check this page for updates as we build the schedule.

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Slow Down First. That’s How Newsrooms Move Faster With AI.

Most newsrooms assume they need an army of engineers or a big tech budget to experiment with AI. They don't. What they need is a repeatable process, the right collaborators and time to understand ...


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Most newsrooms assume they need an army of engineers or a big tech budget to experiment with AI. They don't. What they need is a repeatable process, the right collaborators and time to understand their problems before reaching for tools, AI or otherwise.

That's the premise behind the Newsroom AI Lab. In our first cohort, we partnered with Wisconsin Watch and The Connect...


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Hacks/Hackers and Poynter partner to keep fast AI adoption aligned with journalism ethics

In an initiative to move AI ethics out of white papers and into daily newsroom decisions, the Poynter Institute and its digital media literacy initiative MediaWise w...


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