What the Public Wants from Journalism in the Age of AI: A Four Country Survey
Three-quarters or more value journalism’s role; 56%+ say “everyday people” can produce it
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Security
One-in-Three Journalists Regularly Face Serious Risks, but Their Level of Preparedness Varies; Most Want to Talk About It
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Definitions
Journalists Easily Articulate Their Distinct Role in Society but Do Not Think the Public Can
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What It Means to Do Journalism in the Age of AI: Journalist Views on Safety, Technology and Government
50% report experiencing government overreach in the last year
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Technology
Journalists Believe Technology is Improving Their Work, but They are Less Sure About AI
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If, When and How to Communicate Journalistic Uses of AI to the Public
Conclusions of a Day-Long Discussion among Global Cross-Industry Experts
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Focus Group Insights #3: In a Digital World, Getting the News Requires More Work, Not Less
Research shows audiences are shifting from print and TV to digital platforms, but CNTI focus groups reveal a more active reality: people curate, verify, and engage with diverse news sources to stay informed in today’s complex media landscape.
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Focus Group Insights #2: Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence Use in News and Journalism
Generative AI tools like ChatGPT are transforming journalism, as newsrooms adopt automation to boost efficiency, expand readership, and adapt to market pressures.
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Focus Group Insights #1: What Defines News, Journalism and Journalists
Journalism faces shrinking budgets, staff cuts, and closures worldwide. Despite more digital outlets, quality reporting is declining, while many consumers increasingly avoid or limit their news exposure.
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Addressing “Awful but Lawful” Content
How do we address online content that is “awful but lawful”?
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Enabling a Sustainable News Environment: A Framework for Media Finance Legislation
An analysis of 23 policies affecting over 30 countries