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We found there are few protections for fact-based news or journalistic independence in the legislation we examined. Loosely defined laws pertaining to “fake news” could be used by governments to crack down on an independent press.
We need to have forward-focused discussions that build a future where journalism — including journalism that takes advantage of technology — is distinguishable, safeguarded and valued by the public.
How does one make the benefits of AI technology go offline and be distributed in different ways?
Digital safety for journalists must be addressed at multiple levels: by governments, technology companies, publishers, and researchers. Progress will require dedication and cooperation.
As technological innovation intersects with societal impact, it is imperative to work together, using evidence and research, to chart a course that ensures the responsible, equitable, and transparent use of AI.
We have to try to figure out how to create the best spaces we can that really seek to provide and protect fact-based news.
Over the last few years, I’d grown increasingly concerned about not only the lack of progress we were making in addressing the challenges of the digital news environment, but also that, in many cases, it seemed we were going backwards.
CNTI does not propose to have the answers to these challenging issues, but hopes to be able to be a pathway to help us as a global society get there together.