"We have really embraced AI as an opportunity, and not some sort of bogeyman that's lurking in the newsroom.""We have really embraced AI as an opportunity, and not some sort of bogeyman that's lurking in the newsroom."believes that AI tools can help journalists work faster, smarter and more creatively."
"We firmly believe that soon all journalists will be working with AI in some form," the updated guidelines continue, "and we want our newsroom to embrace these technologies as quickly as is possible in an ethical way."for a position as live news editor declares that the "successful candidate will help to lead a team of reporters using AI and other tools to enhance their reporting.
new executive editor Jennifer Cunningham further doubled down on the belief that AI will dictate newsrooms' future success. "I think that the difference between newsrooms that embrace AI and newsrooms that shun AI is really going to prove itself over the next several months and years," Cunningham told"We have really embraced AI as an opportunity, and not some sort of bogeyman that's lurking in the newsroom."— saying that "we would really like reporters to be able to devote their workday to journalistic output and not the parts of journalism that are a little bit more process-oriented.