Teaching journalists to use AI without losing critical thinking
A tech-forward journalism professor unpacks how AI is changing how he teaches reporting and what it means for the entry-level jobs that are increasingly endangered.
The AI shift to agents is beginning, and newsrooms aren’t ready
Agents promise acceleration in knowledge work. Media can unlock it only with governance: provenance, policy, and traceable decisions.
Vibe coding is giving journalists the power to build, not just publish
AI empowers journalists to experiment with storytelling. The challenge: turning that enthusiasm into a strategy you can actually sustain.
AI isn’t taking your clicks. It’s taking your credibility
Blocking crawlers won’t stop your reporting from being remixed. It just hands the narrative to whoever shows up in the answer.
What Lenovo’s Qira means for media, brands, and the AI race
On-device AI assistants are becoming superagents, and it'll soon be the job of every brand and media company to get their attention.
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The unstated message of OpenAI’s new journalist academy
Behind the launch of OpenAI's new training hub lies a tacit acknowledgment: AI is already reshaping journalism, whether newsrooms are ready or not.
Google’s AI recovery: The comeback of the content gatekeeper
After a shaky start on AI, Google has stabilized its position and reminded the market of its power and resources. What does that mean for media distribution?
Five ways AI will reshape the media in 2026
As AI adoption accelerates, publishers face a volatile mix of legal battles, product bets, and renewed pressure to prove what only humans can do.
Media Copilot audience survey: Practical insights beat hype
I’m excited to report the results from the first Media Copilot audience survey. I’ve been covering the intersection of AI and media for a couple of years now, and if I’m being honest, I’ve been a little lax about better understanding what my readers want. That’s mostly because I’ve been simultaneously working as an AI …
How AI is rewriting the rules for product review sites
AI-driven discovery is cutting review sites out of the buying funnel, pushing publishers to find new ways to stay relevant and get paid.