Disinformation is becoming increasingly difficult to identify. Deepfakes, manipulated audio, and AI-generated images are just some of the forms that deception can take in the digital age. Knowing how to recognize what is reliable has never been more important, especially given the impact that disinformation has on elections, public health, and people’s everyday lives.

In a journalism landscape increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), many reporters and editors have started experimenting with AI tools. But moving from basic use to getting consistent, reliable results requires more than simple prompts. It demands a deeper understanding of how to structure interactions, refine outputs and build workflows that uphold editorial stan...