Marina Adami

They teamed up with researchers for almost four years and used AI to create recommenders and a multi-tasking tool.

From AI to digital platforms, our researchers and reporters have explored the future of journalism this year. Here’s what they found.

Hugging Face’s Florent Daudens on what open-source AI is, how journalists can use it and why he thinks they should.

Three experts discuss the rise of low-quality content and its implications for the profession, the news industry and the public sphere.

In seguito alla pubblicazione di due rapporti critici, tre esperti discutono i rischi affrontati dai giornalisti italiani. Parlano di segnali di una potenziale deriva verso un arretramento democratico, stimolata da azioni governative che potrebbero creare un futuro meno pluralistico per i media italiani. 

Here are a few highlights from speakers such as Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Maria Ressa, Kara Swisher and Jane Barrett at TRF’s flagship event.

As two reports point to political interference, three experts discuss litigation against investigative journalists and the future of the country’s public broadcaster.

Two technologists explain how and why they created these figures. Critics fear this can reinforce negative stereotypes about women.

AI-powered interface Odín cuts the time it takes to produce an X thread on their findings from three hours to 15 minutes, explains founder Claudia Báez. 

A pioneer in applying this technology to newsrooms, she says the industry will benefit from sharing knowledge as adoption becomes more widespread.

A summary of our launch with Anna Bateson from The Guardian, Rachel Corp from ITN, Matthew Keen from Reuters and Rozina Breen from TBIJ.

We give examples of how three popular chatbots respond to questions and widely shared misinformation about the EU vote in France, Germany, Italy and Spain.