Reuters, BBC and Guardian chart distinct newsroom paths for using AI tools
Reuters, the BBC and The Guardian are adopting AI according to their distinct commercial, public-service and editorial mandates.

Reuters, the BBC and The Guardian are adopting AI according to their distinct commercial, public-service and editorial mandates.

The Associated Press expanded which AI tools its journalists can use while requiring human review and disclosure when AI shapes published work.

Sonix delivered the best accuracy in our hands-on testing and offers editing tools that export directly to Premiere and Final Cut — but it'll cost you.

Born in a Copenhagen newsroom, Good Tape offers the strongest security of any transcription platform we tested — with a few accuracy trade-offs.

The original AI transcription app delivers strong accuracy, useful features and a fair price — making it the best pick for most journalists.
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Descript can remove filler words from your actual audio and generate video avatars — but if all you need is a transcript, you're paying for tools you won't use.

Google's free research tool won't win any accuracy awards, but for budget-conscious reporters it's hard to argue with the price.

Here's which one is best for your workflow — and why accuracy, security and price matter differently for different journalists.

A Danish outlet built their own transcription tool after reporters spent up to seven hours each, every week, manually transcribing.

A newsroom-built tool balances affordability, security, and accuracy for reporters who can't compromise on source protection.
