Introduction Many industries use Artificial Intelligence to increase productivity; news organisations are no exception. Companies are creating digital figures like JAMES (Twipe) and Klara Indernach (Express.de) to mix the computational abilities of AI with human creativity. These tools make tasks easier and offer chances for personalised reader engagement, rigorous fact-checking, and interactive content creation. Let’s […]| Twipe
Disruptions have rocked the media industry. AI has been the latest, but the disruptive waves of the internet and smartphones continue to be felt. The challenges of losing audiences, revenue, and struggling to maintain public trust can be traced back to these major changes. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Many media organizations have […]| Twipe
“Move fast and break things” was Facebook’s motto until 2014. This phrase has long encapsulated Silicon Valley’s disruptive startups’ approach to innovation. Today, it is more relevant than ever, with AI companies rapidly advancing and challenging the status quo of the news industry once again. Like the tech giants before them, AI companies have swiftly […]| Twipe
In a recent New York Times interview, Jim VandeHei, Axios CEO, warned that AI will “eviscerate the weak, the ordinary, the unprepared in media.” That is why, since Gen AI’s recent surge into the workplace, a growing number of publishers and news organizations have decided to formalize its use in AI charters. We reviewed several […]| Twipe
