A reporter spent 20 hours building an AI to replace herself. It almost worked
Platformer journalist Ella Markianos created "Claudella" to test whether AI could do her job — and discovered it already can do much of it.
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CUNY picks 23 global news leaders for AI journalism cohort
The program focuses on ethical frameworks and strategic decision-making as AI embeds itself in newsrooms.
Clawdbot is the self-hosted AI assistant going viral among power users
The open-source project lets users build a "Jarvis-style" agent that lives in their messaging apps.
How a skeptical Georgia newsroom adopted AI without compromising standards
The Current started with one feature and expanded after trust was built.
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Fewer hallucinations, more secure data: Why small newsrooms might consider Nota
The platform automates headlines, SEO and social formatting from already-verified copy, and starts at $99/month for qualifying nonprofits.
Can you trust Nota with your newsroom content?
Journalism-specific AI promises editorial accuracy without the privacy risks of general-purpose tools, but implementation requires understanding data handling, security controls and realistic limitations.
Nota vs Symbolic.AI: Choosing the Right Journalism-Focused AI Tool for Your Newsroom
Both platforms target journalism-specific needs, but Nota focuses on publishing task automation while Symbolic positions itself as a writing companion with fact-checking tools.
A small nonprofit newsroom tested AI for SEO and social; Here’s what actually worked
A skeptical 10-person Georgia newsroom tested Nota's headline tools first, then expanded to full SEO automation—reclaiming hours weekly with minimal setup.