Editor’s Note: As we head into the holiday season, we will be resurfacing some of our favorite Q&A interviews from the past couple years – just in case you’re new here or missed them on the first ...

Looking at the tools today that didn’t exist a year ago—deep research, browser agents, the big leaps in performance for all the latest models—there’s a host of ways AI can speed up or enhance many ...

This is the second of four detailed sections in a report on Americans’ views about the role of journalists in the digital age. The report also includes an overview of the key findings. People ...

Three years ago, The E.W. Scripps Company, one of the largest broadcast news organizations in the United States, prepared to launch an ambitious initiative. The Scripps Journalism Journey Initiative, ...

Journalists may feel like they’re on the chopping block. Automated writing tools, robo-reporters, and algorithmic newsfeeds all seem to be coming for their jobs. But from where I sit—as someone who’s ...

Pew Research Center has been studying how Americans get news and information for many years, and it has become clear that journalists’ place in society has been changing amid major political and ...

“AI systems do not need ledes, nut-graphs, or narrative flows; they need user-relevant, novel, and machine-readable content.” In 2026, a new type of journalism will emerge: one tailored explicitly to ...

The International Center for Journalists’ (ICFJ) Disarming Disinformation initiative is a three-year program, supported by the Scripps Howard Foundation, that aims to slow the spread of disinformation ...

“These funders — including the American Journalism Project, which drove the creation of Houston Landing — have increasingly been picking the winners and losers in American journalism, with no ...