Gina Chua

How an AI-mediated world transforms news consumption.

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OpenResearch tested whether people would give better and longer responses to AI chatbots. They will.

As the cost and difficulty of coding falls, how do companies adapt strategies and processes built on husbanding and prioritizing scarce tech resources?

We asked Aaru, a company founded by three teens, to ask their thousands of AI chatbots how they would vote in key races. Here’s what they said.

At least two other news organizations have discouraged their reporters from taking leadership positions in Hong Kong and China’s press organizations.

The Nobel Laureate and journalist talks about how tech tears us apart, what we can do about it, and what makes her optimistic.

Can a machine mimic a human trying to mimic a machine better than a human can? We built a bot to try and answer that question — one that could unlock real value, but also bring real challenges, to journalism.

Restricting the information that chatbots can access may be the quickest way to build useful AI-powered tools for journalism.

The trick is to focus on the tasks they can do well — which is to work with language, rather than on gathering or verifying facts.