Media leaders say trust is journalism's key asset amid AI
Commentators argue that public trust will be the defining strength of news outlets as artificial intelligence spreads. The reports describe AI as a growing threat to truth.
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What happened
Former Independent editor Alan Rusbridger wrote that AI is the biggest threat to truth the press has faced, and argued that a bold commitment to finding the truth is vital now. Media leaders said trust is emerging as journalism's defining asset in the age of AI.
Coverage
- Trust Emerges as Journalism’s Defining Asset in Age of AI, Media Leaders Say (astanatimes.com)
- AI is the biggest threat to truth we’ve faced – but there is a solution (The Independent)
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