“You might be doing an excellent job creating editorial content, and then the agents come. But if your structured data is not good, the agents may not be able to capture the most important parts.”

Khalil A. Cassimally explains how newsrooms can use AI to understand audience needs, analyse qualitative research and experiment responsibly with synthetic personas.

“AI literacy for young children can start with very simple conversations. Where are you seeing this character? Is this the official place to watch it, or is it someone else using that character in a different way?”

"There are three things I think we can’t even come close to competing with AI tools at. One is news discovery. One is an initial level of deep research on a topic. And another one is verification."

"I truly believe that AI is not a servant; it is a co-partner. We must move from a ‘black box’ to a ‘glass box’ model to understand how decisions are made, because our lives depend on it."

“Zero Click describes a situation where there are less clicks to publishers because you can find what you need in the SERP via YouTube, Reddit, or AI, but it does not mean there are NO CLICKS. Losing traffic is not the same as there being no traffic.”

David Walmsley, Mariya Gabriel and Liz Corbin examine the relationship between access to information, independent journalism and information integrity in this World News Day opinion piece.

Google is bringing real-time voice conversations to Gmail, Docs and Keep, using Gemini Audio to search email, structure documents and organize spoken ideas.

Anthropic’s prompting guide for Claude Fable 5.1 includes a surprisingly simple way to reduce overly elaborate AI writing: “Please remove all mannered prose.”